Junior Journal Age 6-12

Journaling isn't just for adults—it's a fantastic way for kids like you to explore your thoughts, express your feelings, and celebrate the things that bring you joy.
 
Getting Started: Before you begin, gather your journal, colored pens or pencils, and an open heart ready to embrace the journey. Set up your journal by dating the pages, decorating the cover, and personalizing it in any way that makes you feel happy and proud.
 
Daily Pages: Each day in your journal holds the magic of possibility! The Daily Page is where you'll spend a few moments reflecting on your day, jotting down the three best things that happened, letting your imagination run wild with doodles, and setting goals for positive habits.
 
Using Your Daily Page:
Reflect: Take a moment to think about your day—the good parts, the fun moments, and the things that made you smile.
Top Three Things: Write down the three best things that happened. They can be big or small, like making a new friend or enjoying a delicious snack.
Doodle Time: Let your creativity shine in the doodling space. Draw anything you like—it could be a flower, a spaceship, or even a funny face!
Build Good Habits: Choose three positive habits you want to cultivate, like saying "please" and "thank you" or spending time reading.
Making the Most of Your Journal: Make journaling a part of your daily routine. Express yourself freely, and don't worry about perfection. Remember, your journal is a safe space to be yourself and explore your feelings.