Showing posts with label creative writing for kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative writing for kids. Show all posts

Thursday, December 2, 2021

Story Writing Paper for Kids

Kids love to create, and what better way to have them create than for them to create a story. A photo or a picture can serve as inspiration; it's a great way to get the creativity started.

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These fun fairy themed lined sheets are a fun way to get started. You can order single sheets or multiple sheets. The back of the pages are blank so there is no concern for bleed through, and the pages will be easier to read without indentions from the other side.



For the more serious writers, a fun notebook is a way to encourage more creativity. There are three sizes to choose from and you can selected from a variety of options for the paper design inside. You can also choose from soft cover and hard back, as well as the spiral color.



Either option would make a great gift for children that like reading and writing about fairies.

To find out the story behind this story writing design, check out my blog, The Little Fairy and Her Imagination, on Review This Reviews. I painted the image first and then I came up with the story!

Happy creating.

Cheryl Paton

Friday, October 1, 2021

Kids Can Create a Halloween Story

Kids love to create, whether it is art, a story, something to build, etc.

Here you will find a Halloween book made just for helping children create Halloween stories.


Halloween book for kids


Each page begins with either a picture prompt, a written prompt, or both.

sample page from Halloween book


There is a box at the top of each page; most have a picture already in the box that can be added to. Or the box is blank so the child can draw their own image suggested by the written prompt.

There is a line at the top of each page, above the picture, where the child can write the title for their story.

There are solid and dashed lines below the picture box for the children to write their story, based on the picture in the box.

There are approximately 1.25 pages allotted for each story, and enough pages for 31 stories in all. That's a lot of creative writing for the kids!

You can check the book out on Amazon. It is called 31 Days of Creating Halloween Stories: Halloween Story Writing and Drawing Journal for Kids.

I hope that you and your child/children enjoy this fun and creative writing activity.

Cheryl Paton

If you know of anyone else who would like this book, please share this page with them. Thank you.

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