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This or That? ⁠ ⁠ Do you prefer coffee or tea?

This or That? ⁠
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Do you prefer coffee or tea?⁠
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This {FREE} download breaks down my favorite perso

This {FREE} download breaks down my favorite personal narratives to use with your students for grades K-3. Along with several of my already made video lessons to help you launch writing workshop.⁠
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Comment 'LAUNCH,' and it's all yours! 🖤⁠⁠⁠⁠
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This Launching Writing Workshop guide is a great resource to help you get started.⁠
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Here is what's included in the guide:⁠
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▼ Link to my favorite writing materials⁠
▼ List of K-3 personal narratives⁠
▼ Link to my video playlist of lessons for K-1 students⁠
▼ Tips and Tricks when issues arise ⁠
⁠⁠⁠⁠▼ Lesson Ideas⁠
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It's a tool that I hope adds value to your ever expanding teacher toolbox.⁠
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Remember, comment 'LAUNCH,' and I'll DM you the link!⁠
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xx, Jen ⁠

Phenomenon: Polar bears live near water and ice.

Phenomenon: Polar bears live near water and ice.

Engage: Show the students a picture or video of a polar bear in its natural habitat, the Arctic. Provide a two-column chart: Noticing/Wondering

Encourage some of the following questions:

- Where does the polar bears live?
- Why do polar bears have white fur?
- What do polar bears eat?

Put students into groups and have them create a model of the polar bear using chart paper.

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