Think It Ink It -wordless stories that kids can write the words to and have published. Awesome!
You do have to register and can purchase the books.
From Free Writing Center is a collection of prompts: 5 Useful Websites With Writing Prompts for Kids
These link to sites with free writing prompts.
A Goldmine of Journal Writing Prompts for Kids squidoo page has a nice collection of about 17 links to writing prompts.
At Journal Buddies, I found 13 Exciting, Innovative Writing Prompts for Kids + 9 Bonus Creative Journaling Ideas. Another great collection of prompts.
Lesson Tutor provides prompts based on Senses.
Hope you find the homeschool help you are looking for and/or enjoy the blog, posts and links.
Happy homeschooling!
JulieD
Technical Note: During April, as I am writing for a blogging challenge, I will not update the blog pages until May. However, the pages are organized by subject (links at the top of the page) so if you are looking for something in particular you may be able to find specific topic related information that way.
I love Dear Diary posts. Many of my blog entries are like that.
ReplyDeleteI don't write fiction so never used writing prompts. It sounds like fun so I might test the waters. Thanks for the links.
ReplyDeleteI didn't homeschool my kids, but I do own a daycare, so turning moments into learning experiences has always been important to me.
ReplyDeleteI love writing prompts. Thanks for the links.
ReplyDeleteGreat links. I would have loved to have had these types of opportunities as a child. Glad to see they are available to kids today.
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