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March Writing Prompts Daily Journal

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March Daily Writing Journal cover listing 20 seasonal writing prompts: narrative, imaginative, persuasive and expository
Shows the month's prompt set and writing genres at a glance
Student title page for the March journal with a name line and leprechaun, rainbow and pot of gold art for students to color
Front sheet for stapling each student's prompt pages together
Prompt 1, Read Across America Day: students explain to a younger child why learning to read matters, then draw and write
Expository journal entry for Dr. Seuss's birthday on March 2
Prompt 2, end of the rainbow: students finish the story starter 'I was surprised to find...' with a drawing and narrative
Narrative story starter for St. Patrick's Day week
Prompt 3, feeling lucky: students describe something in their own life that makes them feel really lucky, with a picture
Personal reflection entry for a quiet morning start
Prompt 4, first day of spring: students describe what they would do outside on a perfect weather day and illustrate it
Descriptive entry to mark March 20 and the new season
Prompt 5, everything turns green: students write an imaginative story about the day everything they touched turned green
Creative writing choice for St. Patrick's Day
Prompt 6, leprechaun's gold: students write how they would convince a leprechaun to share some of his pot of gold
Persuasive writing practice with a playful hook
Prompt 7, kite's-eye view: students pretend to be a kite over their town or city and describe what they see below
Imaginative entry written from a new point of view
Prompt 8, spring break wish: students describe what they would do over spring break and explain why they want to do it
Opinion entry before spring break: a choice plus reasons
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About This Product

This is a March Daily Writing Journal.

It comes with 20 seasonal writing prompts that include narrative, imaginative, persuasive and expository prompts.

This journal comes with a cover page, so all you have to do is print and go.

These journals are a great way to spark conversation while developing strong writing skills.

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22-page PDF

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