
Valentine’s Day writing activities
When all else fails, you can usually extract some decent writing from your children when it centers on a holiday theme of some sort. With Valentine’s Day just around the...

When all else fails, you can usually extract some decent writing from your children when it centers on a holiday theme of some sort. With Valentine’s Day just around the...

When students have a deep “well” of words and ideas from which to draw, their compositions become more vivid and concrete. Freewriting helps!

The toughest part of writing is often getting started. Jump that hurdle with these kid-friendly warm-ups!

Boost writing skills from the backseat without even using a pencil with these hilarious road trip activities.

Creative ways to maintain some semblance of order during the summer and avoid homeschool chaos.

A smorgasbord of summer writing activities to keep your kids’ skills sharp even when school’s out.

This family game uses a thesaurus to teach kids and teens how to make better vocabulary choices!

There’s plenty you can do to help young children become writers—even before they can write independently.

Help children plan and practice adding details to a story by playing a fun variation of hopscotch.

Playing boardless Scrabble helps kids have fun as they build and develop vocabulary and spelling skills.

Whether you play online or with pencil, paper, cubes, or tiles, puzzles and word games help build vocab and thinking skills.

Children love to hear stories about when they were younger. Here’s a simple way to record special times in a special book.

Conversation journals are simple spiral notebooks that help you connect heart-to-heart with your child!

This oral story planning game teaches kids how to plan characters and setting.

Keep kids writing this summer! Set them loose to journal about favorite books, write to a pen pal, or use imaginative story starters!

Kids and teens can write testimonies and prayers or make a Scripture collage with these Easter writing activities