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classroomcollective: Story Sticks. Yellow = character, Red = conflict, Green = setting, Blue = “Special”. Choose one of each and then make up a story based on what you’ve got. I may be in love.  I’ve also seen this done as a grab-bag sort of creative thinking game with tiny props rather than words, sold in dollar stores.

classroomcollective:

Story Sticks. Yellow = character, Red = conflict, Green = setting, Blue = “Special”. Choose one of each and then make up a story based on what you’ve got.

I may be in love.  I’ve also seen this done as a grab-bag sort of creative thinking game with tiny props rather than words, sold in dollar stores.

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    This is fantastic! Especially...our non-packet days!
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    I love this. #Things that make me excited to teach other grades.