This free printable daily writing worksheet gives pre-K, kindergarten, and beginning writers a simple way to record something they ate during their day. Children add the date, draw something they ate today, and then complete the sentence “Today I ate…” with the name of the food shown in their picture. They can choose a meal, snack, favorite food, something new they tried, or any other food they remember from the day.
Writing about familiar everyday experiences can make early journaling easier because children already have a personal idea to work from. The drawing space lets them represent the experience visually, while the sentence starter provides support for vocabulary, spelling, handwriting, and beginning sentence writing. Use this free kindergarten draw-and-write worksheet for daily journaling, homeschool, morning work, early writing practice, or creating a dated picture journal of everyday memories.
