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Journal Writing Prompts for the Intermediate Grades is a ten pack of prompts on lined, styled writing paper which asks your students the deeper questions you are looking for. Some of the best "reads" are the children's own writings. With so little time in a day, we are often not able to have the students write as much as we'd like them to, nor are we always able to sit and talk with them about different things. This journal pack (and it's forthcoming volumes) is designed to ask your students

The Daily Schedule Cards: Blue Polka Dots are designed to easily fit the standard schedule pocket chart. Classes fit on the right side and times fit on the left. Times are broken down in 15 minute increments within a regular school day. If you have purchased this item and are missing a key piece for your specific school day, send me a message! I will be happy to custom make you a few classes or times to help complete this set!

The Daily Schedule Cards: Yellow Polka Dots are designed to easily fit the standard schedule pocket chart. Classes fit on the right side and times fit on the left. Times are broken down in 15 minute increments within a regular school day. If you have purchased this item and are missing a key piece for your specific school day, send me a message! I will be happy to custom make you a few classes or times to help complete this set!

Journal Writing Prompts for the Intermediate Grades is a ten pack of prompts on lined, styled writing paper which asks your students the deeper questions you are looking for. Some of the best "reads" are the children's own writings. With so little time in a day, we are often not able to have the students write as much as we'd like them to, nor are we always able to sit and talk with them about different things. This journal pack (and it's forthcoming volumes) is designed to ask your students

Use this chart to help your children come up with ideas for creative writing narratives. Students should choose one from each column to put together a Thanksgiving themed story.

Use this chart to help your children come up with ideas for creative writing narratives. Students should choose one from each column to put together a spring themed story.