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Writing Using a Visual Prompt: Child with A,B,C  WritingWriting Using a Visual Prompt: Child with A,B,C  Writing
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Writing Using a Visual Prompt: Child with A,B,C

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As a way to encourage students to write, this short worksheet with a visual of a child saying the A,B,C's could be motivating. Learners write a short essay about their first day of school.

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Grade
K - 1st
Subjects
English Language Arts
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Resource Type
Writing Prompts
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For Teacher Use
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