Journal writing kindergarten

Directed Drawing Directed drawing worksheets provide your students the opportunity to practice following directions, as well as build fine motor control, visual/spatial understanding, and of course….confidence! Directed drawing activities are always a HIT in the classroom, so we’ve combined this exciting art element with a writing exercise! If you have reluctant writers, this is a […]

Get your students in the habit of writing regularly with journal prompts. Our August prompts include topics for back to school, getting to know you, & more

Kindergarten Journal Prompts for Literacy. Add this daily routine to reinforce literacy concepts. Print concepts, phonological awareness, phonics, and word recognition practice for kindergarten!

Have you been wondering how-to-use writing journals in kindergarten to practice handwriting, encoding, fine motor, and more? Writing journals are also great for showing growth and development throughout the year! Keep reading for more tips and a Science of Reading aligned FREE printable to help you get started with writing journals in kindergarten!

In this post, I am going to give you three different free downloadable writing rubrics that I made that are based strictly on the Common Co...

easy to use Kindergarten Writing Workshop Units that include writing prompts, ideas and activities for beginning writing throughout Kindergarten

Get your students excited about writing with these fun prompts! This packet includes 24 journal writing prompts plus black/white versions. The prompts are easy to prep - just print, cut, and glue! They’re also sized to fit perfectly in a primary journal or a regular composition notebook. For grades K-2.

A kindergarten, first grade, and second grade teaching blog. I focus on writing, grammar, reading, and social studies.

Kindergarten writing journals will change your classroom forever! Watch your students go as writers, communicators, and thinkers!

50 FREE Kindergarten Writing Prompts for kids! These free story starters will inspired your kindergarten students to finish the story in their own writing journals. These are great for daily writing practice.