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| Final Constellation Story worksheet | 1 per student |
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Final Constellation Story (digital) worksheet
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Leave specific feedback on your classmates’ writing using these feedback slips
Write about another character in the sky using the other constellation pictures at the top of your final draft.
See how much you’ve grown as a writer by completing this unit’s post-writing activity: Nocturnal Creature Stories
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