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All About Me! Use Photos to Write Stories

 

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All About Me! Use Photos to Write Stories

Grades K – 2
Activity Time 45 to 60 minutes (can be done over different days, but ideally within two weeks)
Publisher International Literacy Association

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Aarti

October 01, 2015

This is my first year teaching and planning to incorporate it in my teaching grade 6/7/8 Hindi students, who are at begginers level. I am very excited! Thank you for sharing wonderful ideas!

 

Kaylee Olney, RWT Staff

January 19, 2010

Thanks for reporting the broken link, Crystal. This activity has been updated so you should be able to access all linked resources now.

 

Crystal Gasell

January 14, 2010

One of my teachers was super excited about using this lesson, unfortunately, the link is broken to the planning page.

 

 

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