Designing Words ( Skill Review)
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The lesson plan teaches grade 3 students how to open MS Word, appreciate word art designs, and type words to match their meanings. It involves reviewing word art, motivating students by comparing plain and designed text, discussing how design enhances words, and having students practice designing words to reflect their meanings. Students are evaluated by designing additional words and assigned to create a drawing based on a description.
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