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Daily Journal Prompts for March!

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A writer has been born in our house and I contribute it to the fact that we have been writing every single day in our Daily Journals!  I recently finished our Daily Journal Prompt for March and we are ready for the month of March!

Writing on a daily basis is so important for kids!   It is also super important that the journal prompts are of high interest and engage children in the writing process.  These prompts are so versatile and can be used as a structured writing piece or just a free write for K-2 students.

Daily Journal Prompts for March
Journal Prompts for March are a great way to get students to write every single day, helping motivate students to write!

I LOVE the fact that Audrey is so eager to write and she usually wants to complete 2 journal prompts a day.  My favorite part about these daily journal prompts is that I had them spiral bound for a couple of dollars and now I have a keepsake for all of her writing.  We will be able to look back and see how much her writing has developed.

Journal Prompts for March are a great way to get students to write every single day, helping motivate students to write!
The journal prompts come in both handwriting paper and lined paper…
Journal Prompts for March are a great way to get students to write every single day, helping motivate students to write!
Here is a sample of one of the prompts…
Journal Prompts for March are a great way to get students to write every single day, helping motivate students to write!
Audrey recently wrote this a cute story about The Mad Blue Bird.  Although it may have grammatical error and no periods, her love for writing is there and I can easily address the other “issues” later.   Her writing has taken off since I started her on our Daily Journal Prompts.  Since Audrey is “technically” only in Kindergarten, I am holding off on a more structured writing program until next year.
Journal Prompts for March are a great way to get students to write every single day, helping motivate students to write!
Translation…
One day there was a big red juicy apple in the tree and a little bird down in the grass, but that was the Mad Blue Bird.  The Mad Blue Bird wanted to eat the apple so Mad Blue Bird flew up and up until he was up in the tree.  Mad Blue Bird ate a bite and another until he ate it all!
She may have a few run-on sentences and no periods…but I LOVE this story!!
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Annie Moffatt

Annie Moffatt is a former elementary school teacher and homeschool mom with a passion for helping young learners thrive. With a background in early education and a heart for making learning fun, Annie designs engaging, low-prep resources that build confidence and success in the classroom. Her hands-on, kid-friendly approach has supported thousands of teachers and parents around the world in creating joyful learning experiences for their students.

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8 Comments

  1. What an awesome story. I love it. The Director would think it torture to write that much. I may have to try some prompts though to get him writing more. Tell Audrey Great Job, Well Done. I look forward to her first novel 🙂

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  7. That's awesome! I have a kindergardener that isn't a big fan of writing but is just starting to show some interest in writing on her own. I need to look at all these writing prompt! They might be just what we need!

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  8. Girlfriend I been reading your blog for an hour, and I am inspired. Your little darling's writing is just perfect! I wish all my kids came in writing this well!

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