Six pages with two prompts each, twelve in all. Some ask for a story, some for an opinion, an explanation or a description. Each prompt has rows under it to write on. Use one a day for a quick write of ten minutes, or let students choose one to grow into a longer piece.
Start the day or a writing block with one prompt and a timer. Let volunteers share, then let students mark the entry they would like to revise later. Twelve prompts cover about two weeks of daily writing.
Write along with your child: each of you answers the same prompt, then trade and read. Talk about how your answers were different.
Twelve journal prompts about animals for writing often, long and short. Students imagine, remember, explain, argue and invent, with a mix of quick writes and longer pieces.
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