Response journals can be used after a field trip, During writing workshop, During free write time, During a history unit, etc. A calendar or a list with several writing prompts can be stapled into the front of each students journal. Students can choose a prompt and write about it. When studying a time period, show students photographs and have the students respond to the photograph.
Response journals can be used after a field trip, During writing workshop, During free write time, During a history unit, etc. A calendar or a list with several writing prompts can be stapled into the front of each students journal. Students can choose a prompt and write about it. When studying a time period, show students photographs and have the students respond to the photograph.
Response journals can be used after a field trip, During writing workshop, During free write time, During a history unit, etc. A calendar or a list with several writing prompts can be stapled into the front of each students journal. Students can choose a prompt and write about it. When studying a time period, show students photographs and have the students respond to the photograph.
Time Needed: 30 Minutes Room Arrangement: No Change Needed Materials: Journals, one for each student, pencils, materials that you are using for the response i.e. poems, story, etc. Process/Directions: Staple a calendar or a list with several writing prompts into the front of each students journal. During writing time, students can choose a prompt and write about it. When studying a time period, show students photographs and have the students respond to the photograph after a discussion about it. Example of when I would use this: After a field trip or other experience During writing workshop During free write time During a history unit, looking at art, photographs, documents, etc. Responding to a poem Writing a poem Drafting a story Source: Common Knowledge