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Weekly Writing Corner

The Weekly Writing Corner gives young learners a unique avenue to experience the power of the pen! Kid Scoop offers a weekly writing prompt that gives young people an opportunity to be published in their local Kid Scoop-supported newspaper. We recommend that teachers use the writing schedule as a regular part of your curriculum as the writing prompt relates to the weekly Kid Scoop theme. All entries should be submitted directly to your local newspaper.

Schedule

A Woman I Admire

Write about a woman you admire. Why do you admire her?

Published: Week of March 1

A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned

A penny saved is a penny earned is a common saying. What do you think it means? Give an example of a time you saved money.

Published: Week of March 8

If I Were an Animal

If you were an animal, which animal would you be? Why did you pick that animal?

Published: Week of March 15

Exaggerate!

Exaggeration is when you make something sound bigger, smaller, faster, slower than is possible. Write some exaggerations!

Published: Week of March 22

Easter Bunny Spotted

Imagine you are a reporter and someone has reported seeing the Easter Bunny in your neighborhood. Write a news article about this. Be sure to tell Who, What, When, Where and Why.

Published: Week of March 29

I built my house …

Finish this sentence and then write five sentences about a house you would like to build.

Published: Week of April 5

Earth Day

What will you do to celebrate Earth Day?

Published: Week of April 12

Favorite Way to Eat a Banana

Chocolate covered? Sliced on a peanut butter sandwich? Or, just plain? What is your favorite way to eat a banana. Describe with at least five details.

Published: Week of April 19

Partner Play

What are some things that you just can’t do by yourself? How can you find a partner to do these things?

Published: Week of April 26

Weekly Writing Corner Certificate

Students thrive on encouragement. And what better way to encourage a budding writer than with a Certificate of Appreciation. If your student has a letter published on the Kid Scoop page, simply download this Congratulations certificate, add the students name and present them with their award.

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