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Creative writing Common Core W.2.2 images
If I Were a Babysitter...
Learning about jobs or careers? Students can imagine they have a job as a babysitter. What would they need? What would they do? Color, cut, and glue, the items into the box of what they would like to do!
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1st - 2nd
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Bat writing and Craft
Bat writing and craft activity includes a fun informational bat writing activity. There are 12 fact cards to hang around the classroom. Students will turn those facts into complete sentences and thoughts to use in their 5 sentence informational paragraph. When they are done they can create a bat head and wings to complete their work!Includes 4 bat clip arts with easy download and ready to make your class a little spookey for the Season.Like these Fun Bat writing & Craft Workshop kit? Chec
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1st - 4th
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Writing Squirrel (PART A)
[Writing Squirrel (PART A)]Introducing an exciting journey into the world of essay writing designed specifically for young learners at lower elementary grade level. This innovative book is crafted to spark creativity, enhance language skills, and instill confidence in budding writers. Writing Squirrel (PART A) comprises eight engaging units, each carefully structured to provide a comprehensive writing experience. Here's what each unit of the book offers:1. Sample Writing and Analysis:Dive into c
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K - 3rd
The Gingerbread Baby by Jan Bret Writing Activity
To be used with the classic Christmas/Holiday book "The Gingerbread Baby" by Jan Bret. Allows students to reflect on the book and use their own creative writing skills to demonstrate in writing what they would do if to meet The Gingerbread Baby.
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1st - 3rd
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