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Below is something to write, draw, or talk about for each day of the summer!
Below is something to write, draw, or talk about for each day of the summer!
June 16: List everything you would like to do this summer.
June 17: You are at the beach and all of a sudden it starts to snow. Continue the story.
June 18: Write about a person whom you appreciate.
June 19: Design your own happy place and describe it.
June 20: Map out your day. You may include pictures, captions, time frames, etc. Reflect on what you spent the most time on.
June 21: List 10 places you want to visit.
June 22: Close your eyes and look 10 years into the future. What do you see?
June 23: Write a fictional conversation between you and someone to whom you’d like to speak. This can be someone currently in your life, a fictional character, or a person who is no longer living.
June 24: You're walking on the beach and fall into quicksand that takes you to another universe. What about what happens.
June 25: Close your eyes and imagine yourself 10 years from now. What do you see?
June 26: Create a superhero and write a story about his or her journey. Include the superhero’s backstory, a nemesis, a problem that needed to be solved, and how it was solved.
June 27: List 10 ways to get around without driving.
June 28: Design a project to spread peace and kindness in your community.
June 29: Define love.
June 30: You've been hired to create an action-adventure movie. What do you do first?
July 1: You're in charge of developing three new ice cream flavors to feature this summer. What are they and describe how they taste.
July 2: Write a how-to for your favorite activity.
July 3: Imagine fireworks came to life and could speak. What would they say?
July 4: Define freedom and list the freedoms you appreciate.
July 5: List 10 songs that you would use to have a dance party.
July 6: Imagine you could redesign your bedroom. What color would you paint it and what would you include in your redesign?
July 7: Write an email or a letter to someone who is important to you. Consider sending it.
July 8: You turn your sprinkler on to water the grass, but it wasn't water you saw. What happens next?
July 9: List 10 of the best foods that remind you of summer.
July 10: List 10 places you want to visit in your lifetime.
July 11: Write about what confuses you.
July 12: Would you rather be a squirrel or a bird?
July 13: Write a story in which you are a mini marshmallow in a cup of hot chocolate.
July 14: What superpower would you like to have?
July 15: What is your favorite thing about living in Long Beach?
July 16: Write or draw an alternate ending to your favorite book.
July 17: Draw a symbol that represents your family.
July 18: Write about a memory that makes your happy.
July 19: List questions you have.
July 20: Write about the best book you ever read.
July 21: If you could become friends with a fictional character (from a book, movie, or TV show), who would you want to be friends with and why?
July 22: List all of the questions where the answer is 50.
July 23: Write about the strangest dream you ever had.
July 24: List 10 foods that you don't like the taste of.
July 25: If you had three wishes, what would you wish for?
July 26: Describe a sad moment in your life.
July 27: Describe the most important quality in a friend.
July 28: You are surfing in the ocean and all of a sudden you see a mermaid...
July 29: Write about why someone may be afraid of snakes.
July 30: List 10 reasons why someone may want to visit Long Beach in the summer.
July 31: I wish someone had told me...
August 1: Write about 5 things you can do if there was no power.
August 2: You have one day with wings and the ability to fly anywhere. What happens?
August 3: List 10 books that you want to read.
August 4: Write about something you are proud of.
August 5: Write about a time when you made a decision that you wish you could have changed. What did you learn from that experience?
August 6: Write 20 facts about yourself.
August 7: Step outside and then describe the weather.
August 8: Write about how you're feeling today.
August 9: List 10 things you wish to see in the world.
August 10: You wake up and pour a bowl of cereal. As you pour the cereal, you realize there is no bottom to the bowl. What happens?
August 11: Describe what the sun feels like.
August 12: Describe what someone may feel as they approach the ocean for the first time.
August 13: Map out a day in Long Beach. You're on your bike and where do you go?
August 14: List 10 qualities of an artist.
August 15: Write a story using the following 5 words: apple, guitar, wind, paper, window
August 16: Design a restaurant menu. What would you serve?
August 17: What a story about making a new discovery.
August 18: Write about what it would be like to live on a boat.
August 19: You're surfing the biggest wave of your life, but when you walk out of the white water, you realize that you're not in the same place as you started. You're in an alternate world. Write about it.
August 20: Would you rather be invisible or fly? Explain.
August 21: Design an amusement park.
August 22: List 5 goals for the new school year. Why are these goals important to you?
August 23: If you could change your birthday month, what would you change it to and why?
August 24: Describe a beach for someone who has never been to one.
August 25: What historical time period would you want to live in and why?
August 26: Write about things that are important for you to do to stay safe.
August 27: Open up to a random page in any book. Write for 5 minutes about the first word you read.
August 28: Reflect on your summer.
August 29: Why did the chicken cross the road? You are a detective and must solve this mystery. Write about it!
August 30: List 10 things to look forward to this school year.
August 31: Draw a self portrait and write about who you are.
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