The topic “Journaling” focuses on enhancing children’s writing and reflective thinking skills through personal expression and storytelling. By responding to prompting questions, children will learn to research and recall information about their experiences, enriching their journaling with depth and detail. This practice fosters self-awareness and encourages them to articulate their thoughts and feelings effectively. Additionally, journaling about two or more events helps children develop narrative skills by teaching them to use temporal words to indicate the sequence of events. This understanding of time order not only enhances the clarity of their writing but also improves their ability to structure narratives logically. Overall, the journaling topic promotes critical thinking, self-reflection, and narrative skills, enabling children to communicate their experiences more vividly and thoughtfully. These skills are essential for personal expression and effective written communication.