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The document outlines an action plan for a writing lesson on the story "The Ant and the Cricket". It involves 3 stages: pre-writing where students watch a video on the story and identify character descriptions, writing where students work in groups to complete the story using adjectives, and post-writing where students create a graphic organizer labeling the characters and present their work.

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