Dear reader,

I created this journal page to be cute to catch my children attention right away.

We all know that young children will not read a book without pictures. I remember loving to read and starting and not finishing at least three times a more serious non picture book that my mom loved with a young feel but too boring for my child mind.

I am all about disguising the learning in a pretty and fun package because those are the things that children love.

I created these with my daughter, and this is why I know that they will work, she assisted and assured me that she would rather write on these than on the “boring” normal lined paper.

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8 Cool Journaling Exercises for Children

Invent a Superhero

• What is your superhero’s name?
• What powers do they have, and how did they get them?
• Draw a picture of your superhero in action!

My Dream Day

• If you could do anything in the world tomorrow, what would it be?
• Who would you spend it with?
• Describe your perfect day from start to finish.

Animal Adventure

• If you could turn into any animal, what would you choose and why?
• Where would you go, and what would you do?
• What would your animal friends be like?

A Message from the Stars

• Imagine you received a letter from an alien. What does it say?
• Write your reply back to the alien.
• Describe what their world might look like.

Magic Object Discovery

• You found a magical object in your backyard. What is it, and what does it do?
• How will you use its powers?
• Write about a crazy adventure you had with it.

If I Could Travel Back in Time

• What time period would you visit?
• Who would you meet, and what questions would you ask?
• What would you bring back to show your friends?

Your Secret Hideout

• Imagine you have the coolest secret hideout ever. Where is it?
• What does it look like inside?
• What fun things do you do there?

The Talking Object

• Pick an everyday object (e.g., a lamp, pencil, or backpack) and imagine it could talk.
• What would it say to you?
• Write a conversation between you and this object.

Previous Journaling Exercises

How to Weave Journaling into Homeschool Routines – Monthly Journal Page

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Talk soon,

Eve