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This document outlines a kindergarten unit on narrative writing over 28 sessions. Each session focuses on a different writing skill or concept and includes student activities like drawing, labeling, practicing writing words or stories. Teachers are instructed to circulate and confer with students to provide feedback and guidance as skills are developed. The goal is for students to practice foundational skills to become independent writers who can craft their own stories using illustrations, words, sequencing and other techniques.
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