This week's free writing topics

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Language Arts, 4-8
What country would you most like to visit? What do you imagine a vacation there would be like?

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Math, 4-8
Write a word problem about your favorite summer activity. Include some information that is unnecessary for solving the problem.

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Science, 4-8
If the President asked you to be the leader of a new anti-pollution campaign, what specific issues would you stress in your efforts?

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Social Studies, 4-8
Describe one of your friends who has a different background from yours. How do your differing cultures add to your friendship? If you don’t have such a friend, write about why a friend with a different background might be fun to have.

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Grades K-3
In fairy tales, an ogre is an ugly giant who likes to eat people. An ogress is a woman ogre. Of course, ogres and ogresses exist only in fairy tales. Write a fairy tale that includes an ogre and an ogress. Begin your fairy tale with the words “once upon a time” and end it with “and they lived happily ever after.”

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