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Differentiation for Creative Writing
Today I used www.piclits.com for the first time with my students. What a great site for differentiating creative writing - from students who struggle with language to the most fluent, creative writers. The site is free and you don't even have to join to use it (unless you want to save.) We saved our work by doing a screenshot and then pasting and cropping in Word. Kids loved it and we saw some really impressive writing from students who might not normally produce that kind of work.
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How fun! Thanks. I've share this with the staff at all of our schools.
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Permalink Reply by Lauren Sager on
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This sounds very cool! Thanks for sharing :)
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