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10 Christmas writing ideas for the classroom

  • by: Anna from Pobble
  • On: 26, Nov 2020
25 min read

10 Christmas writing ideas for the classroom

Whether you're looking for classroom ideas to get you in the festive spirit or for Christmas writing ideas to help you to teach a particular writing genre, we've got you covered. As always, a quick se...

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