What is the strangest thing you’ve ever learned in school?ġ5. Have you ever wanted to learn another language? What would you want to learn?ġ4. What sounds do you hear? Write them down.ġ3. Close your eyes and listen to the world around you. What’s one thing that always makes you laugh?ġ2. Think about your favorite hobby or activity.

What’s one goal or challenge you have for yourself this week? How will you accomplish it?ġ0. If you could have any pet (even a magical creature like a dragon or unicorn), what would you want? What name would you give it?ĩ. What is one thing that helps you when you’re worried?Ĩ. If you could spend one day doing anything you want, what would you do?ħ. What are three things you’re grateful for?Ħ. What is one mistake you made today and what did you learn from it?ĥ. What is one thing about today that surprised you?Ĥ.

What is your favorite memory? Write down as many details as you can remember.ģ. Who is one person that you look up to and why?Ģ. If your child hasn’t quite learned to write yet, you can always use these as writing practice, or you can help transcribe their answers so they can read them when they’re older.ġ. We’ve compiled a list of 52 thought-provoking journaling prompts that are perfect for elementary-aged kids. Nothing is more special than looking through a journal from the past, and with families spending more time at home over the coming months, now is a great time to start one. Journaling can be a great way for children to both practice writing and record the thoughts and memories that mean a lot to them.

Travel journal with prompts