It is no secret I am a huge fan on integrating technology into everything that I do, but there is something about handwritten letters. I hope that as technology becomes more and more important, and our students technological skills grow, that they will always be able to write, especially handwrite. I love reading my Grandma's handwritten diary entries, a recipe card that has been passed down, a friends picture with their signature on the back, or a classic note from Junior High. Handwritten goodness is something that I hope never goes away. I think I'll take sometime today to write a quick card to a friend- it always means so much more than an e-mail. :-)
I hope this Groundhog's Day writing paper gets your student's creative juices flowing. Have your student's tell a story about what the groundhog does in the 'off' season. Predict whether or not he will see his shadow. To get the freebie click
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Be sure to check out the
Valentine's writing pack. There is enough for every single student to have something different! That would make a very cute class book.
