Primary Writing Journal Prompts | School Year Bundle (Sept - May)
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Get your beginning writers into the routine of writing everyday with these primary journal prompts. With sentence starters on each page, these are perfect for students in kindergarten through second grade. Each page has an editing checklist and featured words with pictures, which is great for students in the beginning stages of writing. A blank page is also included in this pack for your more advanced writers to create their own unique journal entry.
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Includes 9 resources
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This May packet contains the following journal items:
Journal Prompts Included:
1 – In May,
2 – My favorite type of flower is
3 – My favorite fruit is
4 – To wash your hands really good,
5 – My favorite hobby is
6 – At a picnic,
7 – For breakfast, I like to eat
8 – For lunch, I like to eat
9 – For dinner, I like to eat
10 – To help my mom feel special on Mother’s Day,
11 – In a pond,
12 – Some backyard bugs
13 – To grow a garden,
14 – A butterfly
15 – In a garden,
16 – My favorite vegetable is
17 – At a backyard barbecue,
18 – My favorite field day activity is
19 – On top of an ice cream sundae,
20 – My favorite thing about May was
21 – Blank
These journals were a lifesaver! These are amazing. I love how they came with the word box (labels and pictures) for our kiddos and then a sentence starter. These journals helped our kids grow in writing, but also practice their detailed drawing. "
— Chantell L.
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