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is a good practice for exploring the 5 Ws: who, what, when, where, and why. In the instruction field, enter a very short story that allows for asking questions about the 5 Ws. In the sentences section, enter 5 questions pertaining to the 5 Ws.
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This is a wonderful creative writing exercise. In the instruction field, write a short story. This could either be one that's made up by you or an existing, classic story. The lines below the story is where the students will write about the moral. Of course, you would have to explain what the moral of a story is ahead of time.
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This is a fun worksheet. Simply enter up to 8 three-letter words and choose corresponding images. The generated worksheet will draw each of the pictures and write the corresponding word beneath each picture with the middle letter removed and on top of dotted lines. Provide clear instructions on what vowels are and that they can only replace the missing letters with vowels.
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Sometimes you just need to know how your kids are feeling. After a special event such as a field trip or a rainy day, use this worksheet to let them express their innermost feelings and reinforce their writing skills. Simply enter up to 4 words that describe their possible emotional state and the worksheet will have those words in the word bank. Request the students to choose their feeling and write about it on the dotted lines.
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This worksheet is easy to set up and promotes lots of creativity for the students. Enter up to 6 words and the they will appear in the word bank on top. Encourage the kids to write a short story based on some or all of the words depending on your instructions.
