Easter Candy Opinion Writing Spring Writing Bunny Candy Debate Writing Activity
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Description
Which is the BEST: chocolate bunnies or marshmallow bunnies? Let your students decide with this fun, TASTY writing bundle! :)
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About This Resource:
- This is a mini bundle that pairs well with an informational class reading activity on the origin or history of Peeps Marshmallows or chocolate bunnies, but could also be used as a stand-alone activity, or worked into a writing unit. This is not an entire unit on it's own. Please see the preview photos to know what is included.
- I recommend pairing this with a read aloud (or allowing students to conduct their own candy research) and using it as a 4-5 day writing lesson where students debate/brainstorm, plan, draft, revise, edit, and publish their writing.
- This could also be used as a one time writing activity! Simply print the pages you need from the bundle. It's super easy to tailor to your needs!
- I highly recommend allowing students to taste both Peeps (or other marshmallow bunnies) and chocolate bunnies during the brainstorming session as they come up with pros/cons for each treat.
This resource includes:
- A brainstorming sheet (Prompt: Are marshmallow bunnies or chocolate bunnies the best? List pros and cons for each. Then consider which one you want to defend as the BEST and write your opinion below.)
- 6 planning sheets (all include variations of OREREO -- 2 options with primary lines are included)
- 6 differentiated writing sheets (3 with primary lines included)
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