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Five more cool ways to teach kids

Adonis Richards
Blue Insights
2 min readDec 14, 2024

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6. Write a Letter to a Character

Have students write letters to their favorite book or movie characters. This activity can be fun and insightful, allowing kids to express their thoughts and feelings about the character’s choices. For example, a child might write to Harry Potter, discussing how they relate to his challenges, which deepens their engagement with the story.

What do kids want to know about their favorite character? Have them express their feelings to a specific character and dive into that.

7. Nature Writing Prompts

Take the learning outdoors! Bring students outside to experience nature and observe their surroundings. Please encourage them to jot down notes on what they see, hear and feel. For example, a student might be inspired to write about a magical creature living in a tree after a stroll in the park. This connection to the environment enhances their writing and broadens their imagination.

It’s a fun challenge that also explores their imagination in a different environment. A classroom can feel congested, stagnant, and also predictable.

8. Funny Writing Competition

Create a lighthearted competition by inviting students to write the funniest story they can…

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Adonis Richards
Adonis Richards

Written by Adonis Richards

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