Summer doesn’t exactly conjure up images of pen and
paper, but there are many summer
writing ideas for children that will keep them excited about the season.
1. Dream Vacation
Search the internet for photographs of interesting places
and have your child choose one that, if they could, they would like to
visit during summer vacation. Have them write about their imaginary
travel there; describing the people, the weather and the sights. They can
even invent an imaginary place from the photograph and name it, map it, and
write about it!
2. Weather or Not
Another great prompt to keep summer pens busy uses an
imaginary situation. What if the mythological gods of weather decided to remove
summer from the rotation of seasons? What would happen to the other
seasons? To crops and businesses? To people’s lifestyles? How would things
change in general? Would they be better, or worse?
3. Some Like It Hot
One really interesting summer writing idea for children
is the notion that some people love sultry, hot, humid days while others can’t
wait for the first snowfall. Which one does your child prefer? Why?
What would they do if there was only hot (or only cold) weather?
All of these summer writing ideas for children are
geared toward fun, imaginative, easy writing — a perfect formula to keep kids
engaged and interested all summer long.
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