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Most journal writers are familiar with the traditional word and phrase prompts. The following less common prompt ideas can help to boost creative journaling.

Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are comforted by certainty and routine. A scale of "one to ten" is an effective way of communicating how they are feeling.

Visual voicemail is an easy to use multi-functional application that enhances the basic voicemail experience.

Creative visualization is a skill that, when practiced and developed, can train the mind and reveal opportunities for growth.

How to create a journal to help those suffering from dementia recall precious moments and participate in celebrations.

Storing board games neatly ensures that they are kept in good condition and will be ready for use when needed.

Social Stories are a highly effective tool for helping Autistic children understand social situations and behaviour.

Anchor charts provide visuals for ESL students to track their learning and serve as reference tools. Use this teaching strategy to help scaffold ELL learning.

Want to write a novel or short story but can't find a story plot or starting point? These great writing prompts are based on interesting story titles.

For foreign language teaching methods, these versatile language activities can serve as an Italian lesson plan or German lesson plan - any class that uses oral exercises.

The following simple resource is valuable for teaching literacy, as an ESL lesson plan and even for basic primary lessons. Visual prompts aid vocabulary learning.

Teach ESL students of all ages how to increase their ability to read for meaning by providing support and accommodations as they improve their English language skills.