Updated: 31 Oct 2023
A sequencing task using an opinion text.
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A sequencing task using an opinion text.
Use this sequencing activity when teaching students the structure of an opinion text.
This task includes a text about the effects of pollution on the ocean and a sequencing activity.
Students cut out sentences and glue the text in the graphic organizer provided.
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