Journal jar questions

Let’s be honest — we all carry a lot of baggage around with us in our heads. Use these journal prompts for women to get some of that stuff out in writing. Let a few things go, discover how you REALLY feel about some other things, and come up with positive task ideas. These writing […]

Combine a generous slice of your life history, a dash of nostalgia, several cups of facts and feelings and 104 deliciously interesting questions.

Journal Jar.

Help your students enjoy the benefits of journaling, get creative, and let their ideas shine with these 60 Journal Question of the Day prompts!

After I made the kids journal jar (yesterday's post), I got to thinking how fun an adult journal jar would be. (My friend "Sophia" needs one....as much as she LOVES to write!!). So here's my 1st go at an Adult Journal Jar and Journal Here is the jar full of prompts... The rose on the top of the lid -- made using the Nestabilities Flower tutorial on the side of this blog and MS leaf stamp. A close up of the journal jar recipe (I found it somewhere on-line - can't find it again for the life of…

Hang on to your hats my friends, we've put together this year's Journal Jar Kit with a label + journaling cards! (And they turned out darling!)

Stake Primary Activity Day ( can be used for any age) Lesson Plan – 20 minutes Keeping a Journal Attention getting activity: You can tell your own story about journals or share this one:&nbsp…

I'm posting another activity, hope you all don't mind. Turns out the blog is a good place to "store" my ideas, incase they need to be remembered at a later date. Anyway, speaking of remembering things...for this activity we made journals and journal jars. The goal: getting these girls (ages 10 & 11) excited about keeping their journals, or as we discussed, thier autobiographies. Something for them to look back at with thier spouses, children and grandchildren. Something about them, by them…

positive thinking | In my positivity jar from last year, every single scrap of paper I unfolded filled me with joy. You see, I thought I had a pretty crappy year. But it was great! I smiled a lot. I learned a lot. And I grew a lot. Write all the small, positive, things down, we’ll see that we have much more to smile about than we thought. Some people call it a positivity jar, some a happy jar, some a happiness jar, or a positive thoughts jar. It doesn't matter what you call it.