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This activity can be used in any grade K-5. A glyph is like a pictograph. They are fun and entertaining, but also show whether or not a student follows directions! The best part is having students use the glyphs to identify the creator!
Note: The pattern for the candy cane is not contained in this file. The teacher will need to create this either on paper to copy, or as a pattern for students to trace.
Note: The pattern for the candy cane is not contained in this file. The teacher will need to create this either on paper to copy, or as a pattern for students to trace.
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orangepeonee
Thanks! Think I'll use this week for my third grade ELD class.
December 8, 2012 
barb19
Cute time filler for last day before winter break.
December 6, 2011
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