Creative Writing Prompts for Boys ~Peek Inside (Review)

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50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree
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I'm excited to use this with my four younger boys ages 12-16 years. They will use this once a week. I'm not sure what day yet. Possibly Monday or Friday. Monday because sometimes Mondays need to start more fun.
50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree
 Friday's would be great because it's the end of the week and things are winding down. 
50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree

50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree

50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree

50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree

50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree


50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree

50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree

50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree

50 Creative Writing Prompts by The Thinking Tree
This book of creative writing prompts can supplement any curriculum and easy to take for those of you on the go ~it's 7x7.

Sometimes your child will need to do a little research and dig a little deeper to write their creative and adventurous story~ thus covering a little bit of geography and social studies at times

There is also one for girls. Click on the image below to read my review.

I'll have a video review coming soon so you can see all the beautiful pictures. 



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