This month's calendar is full of autumn-themed writing prompts with some creative story-starters included.
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 access our October-themed starters here.
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 printable calendars feature white backgrounds and go light on color decorations to help you save ink.
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