Remember: everyone is a writer. You don’t have to be “creative” to be a writer. Writing is simply sharing ideas. And just like a fingerprint, everyone has unique ideas and perspectives to share with the world. Here are some activities to help you think like a reader and writer. 10 Tips for Young Writers: Create Your Personalized Reading Plan Video: Create a Plan to Build a Consistent Reading Habit! Video: Worksheet: What Kind of Writer […]
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Most writing advice is meant for adults. But the ages between 12 and 18 are key to building your foundation as a thinker and writer. Here are 10 simple tips to help you become a stronger writer. Worksheet:
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Here’s an assortment of Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Writing Prompts All these prompts cater to one of SEL’s five core competencies: How Can You Build Your Creative Courage? Worksheet: What Does Courage Look Like For Me? Worksheet: Find Your Focus Worksheet: Create a Plan to Develop Your Talents Worksheet: Create a Plan to Leave Your COMFORT ZONE Worksheet: What Would You Pursue If You Knew You Couldn’t Fail? Worksheet: Analyze a Person That You […]
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