Welcome to week four of our 12-part Journaling Prompts series on Life. This week we are providing some prompts to get you writing about your: Interests & Hobbies.
- What were your interests & how did they develop?
- What was the most important thing you learned from your parents?
- What extracurricular activities did you participate in?
- What responsibilities did you have at home or in the community?
- What books/music/movies did you like?
- What did you most enjoy doing in your younger years?
We love to hear how you are using our prompts. Please leave comments below.
It is getting to close to the beginning of the school year so we thought focus this week's journaling prompts on: School Days
- What was school like when you were younger?
- Was there something you were really good at in school? What school activities did you participate in?
- What did you want to be when you grew up?
- Are there any funny school-related stories to share?
- Who were your favorite classmates?
- If you could spend the day doing anything, what would it be?
We'd love to hear your thoughts on our journaling prompts! Next week we'll be providing prompts on: Interests & Hobbies.
This week we are continuing on in our series of journaling prompts with the 2nd part of our series on: Childhood
- What was life like for you as a child?
- What experiences do you remember having with your siblings?
- What was your earliest childhood memory?
- Did you ever get into mischief as a child?
- Who were the important people in your life & what did you learn from these people?
- What interests & talents did you have early on?
Please leave comments to let us know how useful these prompts are in your journaling.
Writing your life story or documenting your memories can be tough. A blank sheet of paper or notebook can be especially daunting for you if you've never written anything personal about yourself before. To help you in this process, we have developed a 12-part series of storybooking prompts that you can use as a basis for documenting your life.
The first part is: Family History
- What is your birth date and place of birth?
- What are the names of your parents & siblings?
- Where did your family come from?
- What is unique or special about your background?
- How did your ancestors contribute to your future?
- How did your parents choose your name (any nicknames)?
We hope you enjoy using these prompts as much as we enjoyed creating them for you! Please leave a comment and let us know how they worked for you. Look out for the next prompts in the series: Childhood.





