Gratitude writing prompts help children and teens focus on the gifts of family, friends, and creation.
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Gratitude lists for kids
Help your children count their blessings with these Thanksgiving-inspired gratitude lists for kids.
30 days of gratitude | Gratitude journaling for families
Families can take the 30 Days of Gratitude challenge with fresh ways to keep a gratitude jar or journal.
An exciting announcement!
It’s 2022 and change is in the air—both for me and for WriteShop!” Read Kim’s farewell letter as she retires.
Free language arts activities & printables to do at home while school is cancelled
Free homeschool language arts printables and activities to keep kids writing when school’s cancelled.
12 Thanksgiving writing prompts for homeschoolers
A dozen Thanksgiving writing prompts to inspire homeschool kids and teens!
3 ways to increase your child’s vocabulary
Simple ways to increase your child’s vocabulary and make their writing stronger!
Thanksgiving acrostic poem: I am thankful
Teaching kids to write a Thanksgiving acrostic poem helps them focus on reasons to be thankful.
Helping young writers capture and organize their thoughts on paper
Help young writers learn to capture and organize their thoughts with these simple activities.
101 reasons {and ways} for homeschool kids to keep a journal
Looking for homeschool journaling ideas? Here are 51 reasons and 50 fun ways to journal.
Writing prompts about thankfulness
Prompts to help children appreciate the kindness of others and the majesty of creation
Feel like a homeschool failure? A Screwtape Letter for the homeschool mom
If you feel like a homeschool failure, remember that the spiritual battle is already won!
Encourage thankfulness: Part 2
Cultivating gratitude in children and encouraging thankful hearts will teach them to be “others focused,” not just at Thanksgiving, but all year long.
Encourage thankfulness: Part 1
Ways to encourage children to express thankfulness and appreciation
6 Thanksgiving writing ideas for homeschool kids
Looking for a few last-minute Thanksgiving writing ideas to occupy your antsy children?