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Middle School Language Arts: Lessons & Help19 chapters | 195 lessons
Adam owns a Master's degree in Professional and Digital Media Writing. During his time as a graduate assistant, he developed lesson plans for upper-level English courses.
Even at the elementary level, asking a child what they want to write about may be the easiest solution. If they have trouble coming up with an idea, ask them about their interests; i.e., what they like to do, where they like to go, what they want to be when they grow up. You never know what might spark their interest.
If you need an extra boost, here are some ideas to get their minds working:
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Middle School Language Arts: Lessons & Help19 chapters | 195 lessons