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This is a beginning of the year writing activity in which students will think about what they are hopeful for and fearful of as they take on the new year.
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This is a beginning of the year writing activity in which students will think about what they are hopeful for and fearful of as they take on the new year.
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Students will use emojis to write about their feelings related to the first day of school.
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What can I do at the end of this lesson? *I can make connections to text through reading and writing to make strong interdependent relationships. (Friends/Relationship)
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Students will complete a virtual name tent to show other classmates their interests.
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Students will review nouns, verbs, and adjectives and identify the correct part of speech for various words.
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