Drawing Journal with Stuffed Animals

When it comes to helping kids with handwriting needs, coming up with creative and engaging activities can significantly contribute to enhancing various skills.

That’s where therapeutic journaling comes into play, using a favorite toy or stuffed animals. We wanted to share the drawing journal as a tool to support a variety of skills!

We had a chance to draw and write about some of our favorite stuffed animals, and it was a hit.

DRAWING JOURNAL FOR KIDS

When using a motivating and meaningful writing prompt with kids (like asking them to write about their favorite stuffed animals!), there are many skills that you can target: – Letter formation – Line use

You can target a variety of skills with the drawing prompt section of the book: – Pencil control – Hand eye coordination – Erasing skills – Coloring – Visual motor skills

The drawing journal offers kids a chance to express emotions and interests when it comes to their stuffed animal.

DRAWING JOURNAL FOR EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION

You can even ask students to add more details to their stuffed animals’ nighttime adventures with challenges the toys have and ask the students to come up with solutions.

STUFFED ANIMALS AT NIGHT

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