Children's (ages 3 to 5) writing prompt
The Blue Bird’s Song
A little blue bird loses her song. She travels through the garden, asking the flowers and trees for help to find her melody again. Along the way, she learns about the music that nature makes.
Suggested length: A picture book: 300 to 800 words
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- 1Use one silly sound word kids will want to say.
- 2Use a repeated line young readers can join in on.
- 3Make the ending warm, safe and a little bit funny.
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