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This worksheet follows a mini-lesson (also included) to help students see the difference between telling (Miss Shannon was angry) and showing (Miss Shannon slammed the door and stomped to her seat. Her face was bright red, and her eyebrows were scrunched together.) The worksheet allows students to reinforce the concept before using the strategy in their own writing.
Dyan Branstetter
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Robynestewart
Two short pages. Not terribly useful.
September 21, 2009
Two short pages. Not terribly useful.
September 21, 2009
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I am entering in my 12th year in the teaching profession. I have taught grades 3 and 4, as well as a gifted program grades K-6. I am currently teaching 3rd grade.
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