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Handwriting projects for Microsoft Word
Weekend Pet Journal
A pet journal is great for encouraging writing. While I have live pets my student take home, this journal could also be used for a stuffed animal. Depending on the grade level you can also adjust the directions. Included is a cover with my pet (for you to change), an example or sentence stem page, a ready to go draw and write page, and a page to keep your favorite clip art to print on sticker paper for the kids to enjoy.
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K - 5th
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Creature Creation: Name Symmetry and Creative Writing Prompt
Have your students create their own creature out of their own name! This provides step-by-step instruction on how to utilize symmetry to give each creature an outline. Let the children use their imaginations to design a unique figure. This also provides a great writing prompt with several ideas. This can be used for almost any grade!
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1st - 4th
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"Letter to myself..."
This is an instruction sheet that gives questions that kids can answer for themselves. They will write a letter to themselves that they can open at the end of their time with you. I have used this in time capsules for my kids. It can also be used in a letter writing unit and to teach proper letter format.
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1st - 6th
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Document Analysis Case Study Project- forensic science
Document Analysis Case Study Project
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9th - 12th
Poetry book
Take an animal to school
Limericks
School Bully
Scary poem
cut-up poems
poems with adj
A poem about feelings
animal families
a recipe for birthdays
character poems
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1st - 4th
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Science Observation Journal
Observation Journal for science experiments. This is for plant observations, but can be changed for any experimental observations or journal. The document can easily be copied and pasted to create more pages for use.
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K - 3rd
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Tissue Paper Easter Egg
This Easter project is perfect for fine motor strengthening/coordination. Students will have to tear tissue paper to glue onto their egg! There is a line for their name using 3 lined adaptive paper to help with handwriting goals. I also found that I could use it for my kiddos with tracing their name. I would use a highlighter to write their name correctly and have them trace it. Stickers added a fun little personal touch.
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Not Grade Specific
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Sample Dragon Training Journal
Part of the Train your dragon program. This is a sample of what a student's dragon training journal could look like. This journal incorporates arithmetic skills, handwriting skills, and later can be a creative writing exercise. The mathematics involved can also lead into a discussion of percentages and probability for older students.
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3rd - 6th
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Also included in:Â Complete Dragon Training Program
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