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Fun Writing Ideas

Building Confidence in Young Writers

  • Everyday Writing
    • Writing Games
    • Talking Games
    • Writing Prompts
    • Art Accents
      • Calendar Pictures
      • Food
      • Glitter
      • Glitter Glue
      • Googly-Eyes
      • Markers
      • Paint
      • Pipe Cleaners
      • Projects
      • Sequins
      • Stickers
      • Toys
      • Watercolor
  • Themes
    • Summer
      • 4th of July
    • Fall
      • Halloween
      • Thanksgiving
    • Winter
      • Christmas
      • MLK Jr. Day
      • President’s Day
      • Valentine’s Day
    • Spring
      • St. Patrick’s Day
      • Easter
      • End of School Year
    • Animals
      • Arctic Animals
      • Farm Animals
      • Lemurs
      • Wild Cats
    • Birthday
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    • Fiction
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      • Fantasy
      • Fictional News Article
      • Science Fiction
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      • Opinion
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      • Personal Narrative
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      • Diamante Poem
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        • Personification
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      • Rhyme
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Category: Print to Paragraph

A Super Simple and Silly Spelling Activity

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn June 10, 2021In Print to Paragraph, Words

Here’s a super simple and silly spelling activitiy to help your child tackle those tricky words. It demonstrates how easily stickers and calendar pictures motivate children to write. Students love to choose and use stickers just like they love to …

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Is Writing Important?

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn October 9, 2019In Fine Motor Skills, Print to Paragraph, Writing Prompts

Is Writing Important? “People don’t write anymore.”  This past month, I was working with a high school group.  One student was reluctant to write.  He commented, “People don’t write anymore.”  I genuinely pondered his statement, silently asking myself, “That’s interesting. …

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Which Books Are Best For Beginner Readers?

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn February 25, 2019In Print to Paragraph

Have you ever taken your child to the library or a book store, checked out Level 1 books (or bought them) only to find that your child can’t read a single word? Some of them even say Pre-K or Pre-Reading. …

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B and D Reversals-Clearing up the Confusion

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 31, 2019In Letter Strokes

This is a super fun activity to help children clear up the lowercase b and d reversals. Do you have cute kiddos trying to learn the distinction between b and d?  It’s tricky and it’s common for children to mix …

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Teach Children How to Spell Number Words 1-10

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn January 31, 2019In Print to Paragraph

In this post, I’m going to show you how to teach children how to spell number words one to ten. My boys learned how to read number words by writing them first.  *This post contains affiliate links.  For more information, …

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Handwriting Game for Kids

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn November 15, 2018In Letter Strokes

This handwriting game is great for young writers who are learning letter names, sounds and how to write them. THE WINNER SPINNER! I played this game with a kindergartner that I was working with once a week.  She’s not a …

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Kids Learn Letter Strokes-A Circle Summer!

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn June 16, 2018In Letter Strokes

Help kids learn letter strokes.  If you have children gearing up for Kindergarten or younger, make it a CIRCLE SUMMER!  Sit down and have a blast drawing with your child.  After all the scribbles and scrabbles, start drawing circles, counterclockwise. …

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Help Children Learn to Write-10 Strategic Steps

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn November 18, 2017In Print to Paragraph

Use these 10 strategic steps to help children learn to write.  These incremental steps help children become comfortable and confident writers. The ages mentioned show you how early you can start.    However, the ages aren’t as important as the order …

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Drawing With Your Young Children Has Long Term Benefits

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn October 30, 2017In Print to Paragraph

Drawing with your children at an early age can have long term benefits. I am a HUGE proponent of drawing with your child, starting very young and continuing on until…maybe forever.  Right off the bat, I can tell you that …

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Helping Language Learners Succeed in Communicating for 20 + Years

By Angie Marino, owner of Writing WondersOn October 27, 2017In Print to Paragraph

I have been teaching language learners for 20+ years and love it! I completed my student teaching in a 3rd Grade classroom in the Chicago Public School system. Soon after, I graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Education and a …

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Is Writing Important?

Clearing up the lowercase b and d confusion

An Easy and On-Going Spelling Strategy

6 Science Fiction Guided Writing Lessons

Disclaimer

Dear Readers, this blog contains ideas that have worked successfully for me in my teaching experience and I have posted them in hopes that they will work well for you also!

However, I cannot guarantee that you will have the same results every time with every child and so cannot be held accountable for your own experiences.  Read More

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