Updated: 20 Jan 2021
A template for students to illustrate what they did during summer break.
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Pages: 2 Pages
Years: 4 - 6
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A template for students to illustrate what they did during summer break.
Use this teaching resource at the beginning of the school year to have students share their favorite summer memories.
Each camera has a drawing prompt in the form of a hashtag, e.g., #WhatIDid, #WhatI’llMiss.
A version without drawing prompts is included for students who want to create original hashtags.
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