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Practical, easy-to-use writing and literature courses for homeschools, Christian schools, and co-ops by Sharon Watson
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Snow-softened landscape. Frozen lakes. Sledding. Hot chocolate.
Blizzards. Ice-slick streets. Cancellations.
Winter—it’s all in there. Here are a few prompts about winter that your students will enjoy, giving them a chance to write their opinions, a short story, a TV script, and more.
Just right for your 5th – 12th graders.
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Help your students gain a perspective on history with our bundle of writing prompts for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
What does he share with Apostle Paul? Did he advocate the use of violence? And what was his original name?
Use these five prompts on Martin Luther King Jr. to spark an interest in this important historical figure and his life.
Suitable for students in grades 5 – 12.
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“Well, that wasn’t on my BINGO card!”
I’ve heard people say that when something surprising happens.
What do your children expect to happen in this new year? What do they hope will happen?
No one really knows for sure what will happen this year, but I could not have guessed the operations, house fires, and other unwanted events that happened last year. Nor could I have guessed the many happy days, answers to prayer, and successes.
Download this BINGO card and let your children fill it in with what they think or hope will happen this year. This is not prophesying or being a psychic. It is simply recording one’s hopes, dreams, fears, wishes, and ideas. On a BINGO card.
Your children and teens can fill the blocks with personal things, ideas about their families, or thoughts about their nation or the world.
Ideas:
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