Your choice. Write about anything.

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

Predict next year. Describe your not-too-distant future life.

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

What will you do this summer?

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

Change. This last, full week of school will be the final for journals this year. Our exiting theme will be change, transition, as we all move on in one way or another over the summer.

Here is today’s prompt:

What did you learn this year?

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

The impact of overpopulation.

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

The house of the future.

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

Alternative Energies.

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

The Future! As the end of the school year looms, our thoughts move toward what is to come. This week you will respond to prompts regarding the future. You might need to Google a bit first, especially if you don’t understand all you should about the prompt.  

Here is today’s prompt:

Should the US continue space (and other planets) exploration?

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

What if all the streets were rivers? What would be different?

Ten, numbered sentences minimum response. Keep responses school-appropriate. District-approved format. Complete prompt.

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