Journal Page
Write the date and what you will write about. Draw a picture, then write.
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How to do it
- Write the date.
- Write what you will write about.
- Draw a picture, then write.
Teaching tip
Keep journal pages in a folder to see writing grow over time.
About this worksheet
A journal page with a date line, a topic line, a small picture box and writing lines.
What kids practice
Blank pages for everyday writing, with handwriting lines sized for first grade. Each line has a top line, a dashed middle line and a bottom line. The story paper and journal page add a box to draw in, and the letter template labels each part of a friendly letter.
Watch for
- Small letters stretching up to the top line. Small letters stay under the dashed line.
- Forgetting the comma after Dear and after the closing.
- Running out of room. Plan the first sentence before starting to write.
It's free to print, as many copies as you need. See the full writing paper and templates guide for 1st grade.
More sheets in this set
1. Primary Writing PaperFirst grade handwriting lines with a dashed middle line, a full page of them.
2. Story PaperA title line, a big picture box and handwriting lines for writing a story.
4. Friendly Letter TemplateA friendly letter template with the date, greeting, body, closing and signature labeled.