One Question a Day Journal for Kids: 365 Days All about Me

We use the One Question a Day Journal for Kids every day as part of our homeschooling, and it has quickly become a favorite activity. The prompts are fun, thoughtful, and age-appropriate — a great way to get kids thinking, writing, and expressing themselves. It’s not only great writing practice, but also a wonderful tool for self-reflection and conversation. My child looks forward to answering the question each day, and I love seeing how their responses grow and change over time. Perfect for homeschooling, journaling, or just a few minutes of meaningful connection each day. Highly recommend!

We are just a few weeks into this, but it's been wonderful so far. It helps get a little reading and writing practice in each day, it has fun prompts that kick off some fun conversations, it only takes the kid a couple minutes to do (so little to no pushback) and it's going to be a wonderful gift to the kid's future self! Highly recommend. The age ranges are appropriate; younger kids can do it, older kids will be more nuanced with their answers.

I bought this for my 7 year old and I absolutely love it. Not only does it help us with working on things like complete sentences and writing, but it's so fun to go back and see his answers from the past. The questions are fun and age appropriate. Good buy.

The One Question a Day Journal for Kids is a fun and simple way to help children express themselves. The prompts are engaging, easy to answer, and great for building a daily writing habit. It only takes a few minutes each day and becomes a sweet keepsake to look back on. Highly recommend!

We got this workbook at my kid’s teacher’s recommendation. My son struggled with answering questions because he got stuck thinking about the many possible answers and we wanted something with simple prompts to get him used to making quick work of answering the questions. We started by doing one per day, and over the course of a couple of months he has improved to where he can now answer 4 in the same amount of time it took him to do a single one when he started. I am giving it 4 starts instead of 5 because some of the prompts do not ask / require and explanation, allowing for the answer to be very short (one or two word answer). My son, being as smart as he is refused to expand on the answer because the prompt did not require it and considered the task completed for the day. This small thing led to many arguments and long nights with him. We’ve now gotten the rules down to where he understands he always needs to expand when he answers, but it was unnecessarily painful.

As a sentimental mother, I love this book. It’s fun to have an easy place to keep answers to these questions. Love how the author states it’s okay if you don’t use it every day, it’s meant to be fun and easy and go with the flow of your family. Cute gift idea!

Very cute idea and a way to get an insight into your kids brain! It also helps kids be more creative and think about things they probably have not!

I love, love, love doing this with my (almost) 6 year-old daughter. She asks for it virtually every night. Our rule is that we can look ahead at questions for the fun of it and have conversations about our future answers but we only write down her answer in order. We do 3-4 a night because that works for us, and because I only have her 50% of the time. I’m loving the conversations it’s sparking and excited for her to have a time capsule of her thoughts during her Kindergarten year. I’m recommending this to friends left and right.

Cute simple daily questions (ie what-if type questions, favourites questions, this or that etc)

Interesting question that kids would like to answer

This was an impulse purchase for a seven year old boy and he’s enjoying writing in it.

Excellent gift for kids who want to journal. It's laid out as Day 1, Day 2... so they can use it whenever they want. Thought provoking questions that are great conversation starters. Will buy again as gifts.

Great daily writing journal for my 7 year old to encourage writing with engaging prompts. But there is not enough space for more than one sentence per question. Should have a few more lines per question or two prompts per page