Our 8 yr old girl uses this. We bought it to help her see more gratitude in life (she can have a bit of a "victim thinking pattern" sometimes). And since this book is all about different prompts, it really helps her see how there can be gratitude in everything she enjoys and does. Every day is different. We let her scan through the book and choose any page that speaks to get t that day.
Maybe her responses aren't very deep, but it's never too early to start this pattern if thinking. It will only help her in her life!
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5-minute journalingExplore prompts like “Who are your good friends, and why do you value them?” and “List three things that make you proud of you.” |
Creative and colorfulThis full-color, illustrated journal is packed with a variety of questions for reflection, creative prompts, and inspirational quotes. |
Positivity activitiesPractice gratitude outside of the journal with activities like creating a family gratitude jar or writing a letter to a friend. |
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Perfect pre-teen journal
What a great way to bring children’s awareness to gratitude. My 10-year-old son has been spending too much time in front of the screen with distance learning that is so refreshing to watch him engaging in writing and expressing his feelings. This journal came in the perfect time to give children an opportunity to find reasons to be grateful despite the challenges.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2021
What a great way to bring children’s awareness to gratitude. My 10-year-old son has been spending too much time in front of the screen with distance learning that is so refreshing to watch him engaging in writing and expressing his feelings. This journal came in the perfect time to give children an opportunity to find reasons to be grateful despite the challenges.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2021
This gratitude journal asks children to spend five minutes a day when they want to, as often as they are willing, to think about daily gratitude that they experience. I support this daily gratitude practice and think it’s a great idea to write daily fir self-expression. I do feel that the prompts are more for ages 11 and up. An eight year old or nine year old on their own will not understand all these terms in the prompts, unless an adult is sitting with them to explain. For example not all children know what the words compliment, respect, challenge, mindfulness, connection, volunteer, and other words mean. I ordered this as a school teacher to get ideas for writing prompts to use in my middle school English language arts classroom, and I wanted to see how this would align with our state law required social emotional learning class and activities, to see how SEL may incorporate into my class. Unfortunately, we have so much to cover in ELA with our state standards that there is no time left for this type of activity in my class. I support this as an at-home activity.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2021
I think this is best suited for ages 9 and up. My 7 year old can work on it with help. It has some good quotes and prompts for writing ideas.
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