Daily Writing journals for students with or without disabilities!
 
Resource includes 75 sentence starters!
encourage funny and wholesome answers from students
Drawing area to connect words to imagery
prepare for your school year with ready to use materials
Easy to make independent packet/three ring folder
Teach repetitive writing skills over time and see the progress!
 
Fill in the blank activities are beneficial for students because they provide structure and guidance. They promote critical thinking by prompting students to consider different ways to start sentences or engage in the writing process. They also serve as models for various types of writing and teach students different language patterns!
 
Differentiation tip: For students who struggle with fine motor skills, have them dictate what they want written. For the drawing box, print out a picture or cut out a clip from a magazine and paste in the box!