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50 Month-by-Month Draw & Write Prompts: Engaging Reproducibles That Invite Young Learners To Draw & Then Write About Topics They Love.All Year Round!

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I orginally purchased a copy of this book last year and used it constantly. When it got lost over the summer I was really upset. Luckily I found it on Amazon and ordered it immediately!! I teach 2nd and 3rd graders many of whom speak english as a 2nd language. This book is great for helping them practice their writing skills. They love drawing a picture to go along with their sentences!!!

This is a really good book but the activities in this book are too basic for my 2nd graders. I have given this book to the 1st grade teacher and she loves it. I have used some ideas out of it but the projects are too easy for 2nd graders.

This book of reproducibles covers a typical school year (September through June) with one extra section for "summer". There are 4-7 sheets per month (some months having more going on in them than other months, like November.) Each page is a different topic with a place to draw a picture and answer some open-ended questions. Some topics include: My Kite for Windy Weather (March - this one you can see on the cover), Firefighters Help Us (October), How To Draw a Turkey (November), How I Celebrate (December), Martin Luther King Jr's Dream (January), 100th Day of School (February), My Wish on a Four-Leaf Clover (March), Celebrating our Country (Summer). I'm a home educator, and this is a great supplement to our language arts.

Was a nice book , but it is for grades K-2. That should be included in the product description.

Make sure you plan a little ahead, but worth it. Great stuff for students to get involved in.