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Continue the Story Activity (Rudolf Lost His Powers)
Continue the Story Activity (Rudolf Lost His Powers)
Continue the Story Activity (Rudolf Lost His Powers)
Continue the Story Activity (Rudolf Lost His Powers)
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Help your students spark their creativity with this festive writing activity! Rudolf has lost his ability to fly, and it’s up to your students to finish the story by using their imagination. This activity is perfect for elementary ESL learners. I focused on the simple past for this activity.

If you like this worksheet, go check out my other ressources that are perfect for the Holidays and for the winter season!

50 "Convince Me!" Persuasive Writing Prompts Pack - To Spark Critical Thinking pack. It’s loaded with fun, creative, and serious topics designed to build critical thinking, writing, and debate skills. From careers to social issues to magical scenarios, this pack has it all!

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Winter Themed Activity Booklet (for ESL or anglophone students):

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Winter-Themed-Activity-Booklet-By-Your-Artsy-English-Teacher-12690328

*This booklet is the perfect ressource that you can use with your students when they come back from the winter break!

Christmas & Winter Word Wall Vocabulary Cards:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Winter-Word-Wall-Vocabulary-Cards-By-Your-Artsy-English-Teacher-12599034

Complete Christmas Booklet (for ESL or anglophone students):

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Complete-ESL-Christmas-Booklet-By-Your-Artsy-English-Teacher-12612593

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Continue the Story Activity (Rudolf Lost His Powers)

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2nd - 8th
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90 minutes

Description

Help your students spark their creativity with this festive writing activity! Rudolf has lost his ability to fly, and it’s up to your students to finish the story by using their imagination. This activity is perfect for elementary ESL learners. I focused on the simple past for this activity.

If you like this worksheet, go check out my other ressources that are perfect for the Holidays and for the winter season!

50 "Convince Me!" Persuasive Writing Prompts Pack - To Spark Critical Thinking pack. It’s loaded with fun, creative, and serious topics designed to build critical thinking, writing, and debate skills. From careers to social issues to magical scenarios, this pack has it all!

You might also love this:

- 50 Engaging “Would You Rather” Writing Prompts for High School Students

- 55 “Continue the Story” Writing Prompts - To Practice Creative Writing !

Winter Themed Activity Booklet (for ESL or anglophone students):

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Winter-Themed-Activity-Booklet-By-Your-Artsy-English-Teacher-12690328

*This booklet is the perfect ressource that you can use with your students when they come back from the winter break!

Christmas & Winter Word Wall Vocabulary Cards:

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Christmas-Winter-Word-Wall-Vocabulary-Cards-By-Your-Artsy-English-Teacher-12599034

Complete Christmas Booklet (for ESL or anglophone students):

https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Complete-ESL-Christmas-Booklet-By-Your-Artsy-English-Teacher-12612593

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Thank you for creating this resource. It was ready to use, easy to implement, and saved me a lot of prep time while supporting student learning.
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