April Bullet Journal Ideas
You’ve probably heard the saying “ April showers bring May flowers.” If that rings true, you are going to need something to push you through the rainy month of April. These April Bullet Journal Ideas will provide you with one idea per day for your weekly spread of writing prompts.
If you’re looking for a way to keep your students organized and boost their creativity, consider using a bullet journal. This approach is perfect for kids of all ages, and offers endless possibilities for customization. Here are a few ideas to get you started this April! These writing prompts will get any student’s creative choices flowing!
What is a Bullet Journal or Writing Prompts?
A bullet journal is a type of notebook that can be used for anything from taking notes to doodling and creative writing. The beauty of a bullet journal is that it can be customized to fit any need. Writing prompts are simply ideas or topics to write about. These can be used in a number of ways, but are often used as a way to get the creative juices flowing.
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Why Use Bullet Journals or Writing Prompts?
There are many benefits to using bullet journal theme ideas and writing prompts with students. These include:
-Helping students to organize their thoughts
-Allowing for creativity and self-expression
-Encouraging critical thinking skills
-Boosting imagination
-Providing a fun and engaging way to learn
How to Use These April Bullet Journal Ideas?
There are many ways to use these April bullet journal ideas. Here are a few suggestions of when to use these easy bullet journal ideas :
-Use one prompt per day as part of your student’s regular journaling routine.
-Set aside some time each week to work on a few prompts at once.
-Use prompts as a way to break up the monotony of writing in a traditional journal.
-Challenge yourself to come up with more than one way to answer each prompt.
-Share your favorite prompts with a friend or family member and see what they come up with!
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April 1 – April 15th April Bullet Journal Ideas
Pick up a paper and a pen and let journaling guide you with these favorite April bullet journal ideas. In this blog post, you will get 30 journal prompts, one for each day in April. Write on those rainy days or if you can, commit to the whole month of April. You never know what you might learn about yourself. Want to make it fancy? Grab some washi tape and pens with bright colors and start journaling! Don’t forget to design an April bullet journal cover page with your favorite things about spring like a flower doodle or a cute bunny!
April 1: April Fools Day: Were you fooled today? What did someone say or do to you? How would you get back at them? Give us your best trick in the book.
April 2: National Peanut Butter and Jelly Day: Who doesn’t love a good peanut butter and jelly sandwich? If you can, make yourself a PB & J and write about how it tastes. Or you can just visualize yourself taking a bite out of the biggest peanut butter and jelly sandwich. Yum!
April 3: National Find a Rainbow Day: Take a look outside and tell us what you see. Maybe it’s a rainbow, or maybe a pretty sunset. Describe the landscape.
April 4: Tell a Lie Day: A white lie never hurt anybody, right? Wrong! Think of a time when you told a lie and everything went wrong. What happened? Were you able to fix it on your own?
April 5: Read a Road Map Day: Open up a road map and point to a random place. Write about it.
April 6: National Walking Day: Go for a walk. It can be a short walk or a longer walk. Tell us what you saw and how it made you feel.
April 7: National No Housework Day: We all hate housework, but it’s important to keep our homes clean. What would happen if you never did housework again?
April 8: National Zoo Lovers Day: What’s your favorite zoo animal?
April 9: National Name Yourself Day: This is a fun one! If you could name yourself, what name would you choose? Why?
April 10: National Siblings Day: Do you have any siblings? Tell us about them.
April 11: National Pet Day: Most of us have had at least one pet during our lives. Tell us about your favorite pet and what made them so special. If you can’t think of one, write about a dream pet you’ve always wanted to have.
April 12: National Grilled Cheese Sandwich: How do you make the perfect grilled cheese? Write a detailed how-to.
April 13: National Scrabble Day: Write down five words that mean something to you and tell us why they are so important. For an extra challenge, try not using nouns.
April 14: International Moment of Laughter Day: Write about a great time that made you laugh.
April 15: Take a Wild Guess Day: Go ahead, take a wild guess. Guess the temperature or the lotto numbers. Were you right?
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April 16th – April 30th April Bullet Journal Ideas
Keep up the good work with your bullet journal themes. You are halfway through your monthly spread! Continue to add different colors to your bullet journaling. It is a fun way to keep track of your ideas on a daily basis.
April 16: National Librarian Day: Tell us about your favorite book and make sure you thank a librarian.
April 17: National Cheese Ball Day: What’s your favorite kind of cheese and why?
April 18: National Velociraptor Awareness Day: Get creative and tell us a story about what would happen if the dinosaurs lived on Earth with us?
April 19: Wear Pajamas to Work Day: Maybe you can do this, but if not, put on pajamas as soon as you get home. Get cozy and write about anything you want!
April 20: National Look-Alike Day: Has anyone ever told you you look like someone? Who do you think you look like?
April 21: National High Five Day: What’s something you did recently that you deserve a high-five for?
April 22: Earth Day: Describe what the World looks like outside your window.
April 23: Shakespeare Day: Write a play.
April 24: National Pigs in a Blanket Day: What’s your favorite appetizer? Is there someone in your life who makes it taste even better?
April 25: National Telephone Day: Pick up the phone and call someone you haven’t talked to in a while. Write what you talked about.
April 26: National Pretzel Day: There are so many different ways you can eat pretzels. What’s your favorite way to bite into a pretzel? Describe it.
April 27: National Tell a Story Day: Tell us a story about anything. Get creative!
April 28: National Kids and Pets Day: Brag about your kids and/or pets. Or you can brag about yourself!
April 29: National Arbor Day: Have you heard of the phrase “money doesn’t grow on trees”? What if you could grow anything on a tree – what would you grow and why?
April 30: National Oatmeal Cookie Day: What’s your favorite kind of cookie and why?
Take the time to complete your monthly calendar and complete the bullet journal ideas as part of your daily tasks. It is perfect for morning work prompts or carry-over activities at home.
There you have it – 30 days of writing prompts for your April spreads. Happy writing!
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Need More Ideas?
Bullet Journal Ideas for Students – Read about different sections of the bullet journal and ideas that apply to all the months of the year.
Bullet Journal Dot Grid Printable – A bullet journal dot grid printable is a great way to start with journaling. Bullet journaling is a flexible and dynamic notebook that allows you to manage your everyday life. This is a template that you can use for all of your bullet journal pages.
Goal Trackers – need a mood tracker or habit tracker ideas? Check out this resource!
Positive Goal Setting – if you need the perfect theme to keep things positive check out this resource. It can even work as a digital planner!
Check out these Functional Writing Ideas for the Entire School Year.
Remember, the best thing about bullet journals is that you can make it your own! Sometimes the hardest part is just getting started. With these April bullet journal ideas, now is the perfect time to start!
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