Memoir writing teaches students how to develop their storytelling skills, express their emotions more fully, and evaluate personal experiences for life lessons. These skills will give them a strong foundation for all different types of academic writing.
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This Fun Activity Will Help Kids Improve Their Writing
Looking for a fun writing assignment that kids will love? This newspaper activity is a fantastic way to get them excited about writing. You can also use it in tandem with other school subjects.
How to Help Kids Quickly Overcome Writer’s Block
Is your writing student groaning about not knowing how to start an assignment? The super simple “Writing Out Loud” method will help your young writer quickly overcome writer’s block.
Back to School Supplies for Young Writers
Autumn is nearly here, and kids are heading back to school. Here’s the Inkwell Scholars essential school supplies list for writing teachers and their students.
How to Spark Young Writers’ Imaginations with Writing Prompts
Setting a timer and having students work on a writing prompt at the start of class is a fantastic way to get them to settle down, warm up their writing muscles, and start thinking creatively.
Relaunching Inkwell Scholars
Greetings! I’m excited to announce the official relaunch of Inkwell Scholars. Over the past few months, I’ve worked on redesigning the website and creating brand new writing guides.
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feeling more confident and eager to work on their assignments.” — Silveria Shultz