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10 Books That Inspire Kids to Write (+ writing paper printables)

10 Books That Inspire Kids to Write (+ writing paper printables) - Playful Learning Children have amazing imaginations. Sit down and write a fun story with your children.

In “Sneak Peek,” students ages 14 and up analyze literature and visually demonstrate their comprehension of details. Using the Stop Motion Studio app, they create a book trailer promoting its imagery, symbolism, or theme. Students select a scene they feel best illustrates their point and then create a storyboard before making their video. The class then watches and discusses everyone’s creations. For more lesson ideas, use this free book: http://apple.co/BookTrailer
Mouserella misses her grandmouse, so she writes her a letter. At first she can't think of anything to say, but once she starts, the news begins to flow, and just like that, the events of the past few days come to vivid life in her letter, as does her love for Grandmouse. Full color.

Keagan's book selection for August! Love, Mouserella by David Ezra Stein. Use with letter writing with kids!

Alphatale readers for your class
Rabbit is BORED. What shall he do
sequel to Bunny Loves Read
More then just another set of comprehension questions: 36 questions for 8 different reading comprehension strategies. Each question has "look fors" to detail what your students should be thinking/saying. Perfect for Shared Reading and Guided Reading Instruction
Katie is afraid of the bear that lives under the stairs in her house, until they exchange letters and she finally gets to meet him.

Dear Bear by Joanna Harrison, available at Book Depository with free delivery worldwide.

When Florence moves house, she's a little bit worried about starting a new school and making new friends. But luckily - through the power of letters - she makes one very special penpal friend, Panda, and he brings confidence and joy into her world.
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