104 Journal Prompts for Girls Beginning Journaling for Preteen Girls - Edge, Dawnis
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104 Journal Prompts for Girls is the perfect way for preteen girls ages 7-12 to begin journaling. Each page has 2 prompts. The first is a short answer, fill in the blank type questions for younger writers. The second prompt requires a more detailed answer for your young one to write or for them to dictate to an adult. But there's more! On the facing page there is an opportunity for your young person to draw a picture, anything they'd like and label it. Each prompt page has a space for the date and an emoji where your young person can fill in how they are feeling that day. In addition, on the…mehr

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104 Journal Prompts for Girls is the perfect way for preteen girls ages 7-12 to begin journaling. Each page has 2 prompts. The first is a short answer, fill in the blank type questions for younger writers. The second prompt requires a more detailed answer for your young one to write or for them to dictate to an adult. But there's more! On the facing page there is an opportunity for your young person to draw a picture, anything they'd like and label it. Each prompt page has a space for the date and an emoji where your young person can fill in how they are feeling that day. In addition, on the facing page is a word of affirmation! This is a great and easy way for young girls to begin a lifelong love of writing. This journal has 104 prompts, enough for a year of writing once a week or more often if they'd like!
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Although born and raised in Chicago, I now reside in Ohio with my amazing husband, Darryl. I am the mother of three wonderful children, DJ, Daniel and D'Sha, and have an awesome daughter-in-love, Erica. The joys of my life are my three granddaughters, Leah, Imani, and Chloe. In them, I get to see my children as kids all over again! I am also an adoptive parent. My husband and I wanted the pleasure of raising a daughter and we got that opportunity with our youngest. She has been a joy! Raising her did come with challenges that you may not have with birth children. We have really seen the nature versus nurture struggle come into play in her life. We also have dealt with the challenges of helping her figure out where her "two families" fit into her life. It has been a roller coaster ride, but we wouldn't trade it for anything! To God be the glory! By profession, I am a speech-language pathologist and I work with children in an elementary school setting. So much can be accomplished through the reading of a book! Stay tuned for additional titles in this series.