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The document provides instructions for a creative writing assignment, asking students to write a descriptive piece inspired by an image, using what they've learned that week to make their writing the best it can be. It emphasizes the importance of creating a plan before writing, and lists elements to include in the plan like sophisticated vocabulary, accurate spelling and grammar, and varied sentence types. Students are asked to purple pen (edit) their work once finished.
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