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Messaging Mania

How do you communicate, or share information, with others? Writers express themselves through the stories that they tell. But when people want to communicate back and forth with each other, they might write letters, e-mails or text messages. Or, some people might talk on the telephone to stay in touch. How are these ways of communicating the same and different?

Spelling and Vocabulary Activities

Research and Inquiry Activities

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