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February Writing Prompt Calendar

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The February writing prompt calendar focuses on favorite books, love, and poetry writing prompts. Each month we are offering writing prompts (you will be able to find them all on the main Homeschool Writing Prompts page), and you can download our February-themed prompts below.

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February Writing Prompts
Ideas for use:

  • Print as many as you need so each child can have a copy for their notebooks
  • Hang a copy on the wall
  • Laminate a copy for reuse each year (you can mark the prompts with dry erase marker as you use them)
  • Use in order or let kids skip around

Our downloads feature white backgrounds and go light on color decorations to help you save ink.

This is a subscriber download.

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November Writing Prompt Calendar
May Writing Prompts Calendar
January 15, 2018; Topics: Subscriber Downloads, Writing
Mary Ann Kelley

Mary Ann Kelley lives in Virginia with her husband and has two grown daughters, both homeschool graduates. Mary Ann, who homeschooled off and on for 16 years, believes in school choice as well as allowing children to direct their own learning with guidance and input from their parents. Interviews with Mary Ann have been featured on HuffPost and in the Free Lance-Star newspaper. Her desire is to encourage parents and children to take personal responsibility for their own educational options and choices.

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Comments

  1. Scarlet
    February 5, 2018

    I love this idea. My daughter always needs new ideas for her journal so I think she will love your writing prompt suggestions. I will go download now. Thanks!

    Reply

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