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1 NAMES FOR THINGS THAT ALREADY HAVE NAMES

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3 Directions! Get out a piece of paper and label it: Names for Things That Already Have Names With a partner of your choosing, make a list of 10 new names of things that already have names. Choose your favorite one Draw and color a picture of that thing, and write out the original name and the new name. Staple the two pages together. These will be presented to the class. Please be school appropriate!

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