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		Answer Please! Get kids writing! Jul 2 Written by: deb 7/2/2014 12:47 PM Children love to color and if you can combine coloring with a useful skill, all the better! One of the hardest things for children is to respond to a written question with a complete sentence answer. I used many methods in the classroom to help students with this skill and one of their favorites was a skill page that allowed them to color once the task was completed. Try this fun worksheet with your students but remind them...you must answer the question in a complete sentence. A "two word" answer is not a complete sentence! Happy Teaching! Copyright ©2014 Education Creations Trackback Print Tags: Categories: Activities and Games, Writing Location: Blogs Education Creations - This and That

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