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Are you looking for a new way to do journals with your students? Story journals are just the thing! These journals allow for creativity through a variety of topics that are relevant to students.
Your writers will be able to:
* Write stories, poems, personal accounts, etc.
* Always have a topic to write about
* Read and discuss peer writing
* Have a collection of writing from the class to take home at the end of the year
You are purchasing the topic labels that you will place on the front of a notebook. These will become your story journals. I have included a page of write-on labels that you can use to create topics that might be specific to your class. Enjoy!
Lora Webster
Your writers will be able to:
* Write stories, poems, personal accounts, etc.
* Always have a topic to write about
* Read and discuss peer writing
* Have a collection of writing from the class to take home at the end of the year
You are purchasing the topic labels that you will place on the front of a notebook. These will become your story journals. I have included a page of write-on labels that you can use to create topics that might be specific to your class. Enjoy!
Lora Webster
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roeding
Great for our journal stories.
October 14, 2012 
mezmac0603
Cant wait to use!
September 1, 2012
Cindy Friese (TpT Seller)
I can't wait to do journal writing this year! Thanks so much. It will give a chance to pick a topic and it will be meaningful instead of forced. :)
July 1, 2012
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michelle berkshire (TpT Seller)
These are so cute!! What are the label sizes?
Thanks!
Michelle
Thanks!
Michelle
August 5, 2012
Mrs. Webster (TpT Seller)
Hi Michelle,
Actually, I just printed them on regular paper and attached them to the front of the journals with contact paper (or packing tape). I think I designed them to be a little too big to fit any of the printable label templates. I suppose you could get the full sheet labels and cut them apart after you print them. I really liked the contact paper because it protects the ink from bleeding if the journals ever get wet.
Actually, I just printed them on regular paper and attached them to the front of the journals with contact paper (or packing tape). I think I designed them to be a little too big to fit any of the printable label templates. I suppose you could get the full sheet labels and cut them apart after you print them. I really liked the contact paper because it protects the ink from bleeding if the journals ever get wet.
August 5, 2012
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