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The document provides optional journal questions for children to answer from May to June 2017 about summer activities, numbers, food, rooms in their house, and toys. It suggests answering one question per week and emphasizes that writing develops through stages, so parents should praise their child's writing based on criteria like using finger spaces and periods. The teachers hope the children enjoy growing as writers through the journal questions.

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Think Work Journal Questions 2

The document provides optional journal questions for children to answer from May to June 2017 about summer activities, numbers, food, rooms in their house, and toys. It suggests answering one question per week and emphasizes that writing develops through stages, so parents should praise their child's writing based on criteria like using finger spaces and periods. The teachers hope the children enjoy growing as writers through the journal questions.

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Think Work Journal Questions

May June 2017

Please find below a list of optional Think Work Questions for


your child to answer during the months of May and June 2017.
We suggest responding to one Think Work Question per week,
however you and your child can choose to answer less or more,
depending on your familys schedule. Feel free to return the
Think Work Journal at the end of every month for May and June.
As your child responds to the Think Work Questions, please
refer to the Developmental Stages of Writing, which shows that
writing is a process, and each stage builds on the previous. With
that, please be sure to appreciate your childs writing and
honour where they are as early writers by giving praise and
compliments based on the Star Writer Success Criteria. For
example, I really like how you used finger spaces in between
your words. Or, I really like how you put periods at the end of
your sentences.
We hope you enjoy watching your child grow and develop
as a writer through their participation in responding to the Think
Work Journal Questions. We look forward to reading their
responses and supporting their successes as early writers.

Best,
Ms. Moffitt, OCT & Ms. Levine, DECE
Think Work Journal Questions
May June 2017

Draw and write about your favourite summer


activity.

Draw and write about your favourite number.

Draw and write about your favourite food.

Draw and write about your favourite room in


your house.

Draw and write about your favourite toy.

Make a number story with two different


numbers.

Write and draw about numbers pairs that


make 10.

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