Description
This bundle of writing prompts includes 40 prompts from American history to engage your 6-10-year-olds in both writing and history. Topics explore daily life aboard the Mayflower & at home in Plymouth, during the American Revolution, during the life of Abraham Lincoln, and during World War II on the American home front. Each volume in the 6-10-year-old version includes a short introduction to the topic studied to help your student understand the historical context of the writing prompts. Ten writing prompts are included in each book, each on its own notebooking page. An additional ten notebooking pages are also included in each book to help capture longer stories. Help your students start writing and exploring with these fun writing prompts and spark a story in their imagination today. Ages 6-10. See a preview of each title at the links below.
Writing Prompts From History: Aboard the Mayflower & At Home In Plymouth, Ages 6-10: From an adventure with the ship’s dog to your first chores on land and preparing a special feast, you can immerse your 6-10-year-olds in the journey of the Pilgrims on the Mayflower and their early days in Plymouth with Writing Prompts from History. 24 pages total.
Writing Prompts From History: American Revolution, Ages 6-10: From the arrival of a special bell to a day on the job working for Paul Revere and an announcement that has the whole town talking, you can immerse your 6-10-year-olds in daily life during the American Revolution with Writing Prompts from History. 24 pages total.
Writing Prompts From History: Abraham Lincoln, Ages 6-10: From his birth in a log cabin to his untimely death and various ways the nation has honored him, you can immerse your 6-10-year-olds in the life of Abraham Lincoln with Writing Prompts from History. 24 pages total.
Writing Prompts From History: World War II-American Home Front, Ages 6-10: From cheering up wounded troops to new chores at home and dealing with rationing, you can immerse your 6-10-year-olds in daily life on the American home front of World War II with Writing Prompts from History. 24 pages total.
kristy.kutanzi –
I love the style of Bonnie Rose’s Writing Prompts. It’s a simple open-and-go resource. She provides background text so that the student has some context to then come up with an informed response to the critical thinking and writing prompts. I love how you can re-use this with each of your kids (page protectors!) and see how they each feel about the subject. You can use it over a span of time (ie. in early elementary and then again in middle school) to see how your child’s perspectives have changed as they have matured.
WriteBonnieRose –
I love the idea of doing them years apart and comparing how their perspectives have changed, thank you!