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A Map to Organization Enhance your instruction about story development with this graphic organizer that can be used...		Describe That Character Describe a character's physical and personality traits.
Story Setting Students will identify and organize the settings in a specific story.		My Crystal Ball Says Students predict what happens to major characters in a book 20 years after the conclusion of...
Be a Journalist! Students will take turns interviewing each other about their habits and personalities. Then,...		Poetry Tips from Paul Janeczko This advice from Paul Janeczko will help you and your students read and write poetry. Use these...
You really put your foot in your mouth! Idiom Children write about the meaning of this everyday idiom.		Exploring Comic Strips Comic strips are a great way to encourage reading and writing and reinforce key story elements.
I have butterflies in my stomach! Idiom Write about the meaning of this everyday idiom.		Animals, Animals, Animals Children fill in the blanks in this story to test their understanding of animal vocabulary.
He Drives Me Up the Wall! Idiom Students write about the meaning of this everyday idiom.		Heartfelt Greetings Children draft a letter to someone they care about to let them know how they feel. This is a...
Quit horsing around! Idiom Children write about the meaning of this everyday idiom.		Writing Self-Assessment This self-assessment asks children to analyze their recent work with an eye on improving their...
Who Am I? -- Character Description Distribute this printable worksheet that extends students' learning and enhances their...		Comic-Strip Challenge Use comic strips to teach students that there is a beginning, middle, and end to stories.
Rhyme Time Word Search Students search for words that rhyme with pop, rock, and band, and then list them in columns.		Wingding Code Use the wingding font to create codes.
Zelda & Ivy Classroom Activity Kit Engage beginning readers with fun classroom activities for books in the Zelda and Ivy series....		Mottos Students assign mottos to characters in stories.

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