WritingFix has a fun lesson–called “Is Perception Reality?“ –that was inspired by the song Inaudible Memories, which is sung by Jack Johnson. 

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WritingFix has a fun lesson– called  ”Alliterative Insects” –that was inspired by the picture book Clara Caterpillar by Pamela Duncan Edwards. 

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WritingFix has a summarzing lesson–called ”How Can We Say ‘Never Again’?” –that was inspired by on-line videos detailing the genocide crisis in Darfur. 

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WritingFix has a history-based lesson– called  ”To Journal like a President“ –that was inspired by the picture book My Tour of Europe, by Teddy Roosevelt, Age 10 by Ellen Jackson. 

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WritingFix has a history-based lesson– called  ”The Presidential Quote Report“ –that was inspired by the picture book Theodore by Frank Keating. 

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WritingFix has a fun lesson– called  ”Noun-Inpsired Animal Reports“ –that was inspired by the picture book We Are Bears by Molly Grooms. 

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WritingFix has a fun lesson– called  ”Listen to the Word Choice of Authors“ –that was inspired by the picture book Listen to the Rain by Bill Martin Jr.. 

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WritingFix has a summarzing lesson–called ”Podcasting Science“ –that was inspired by the Science Times podcasts from the New York Times. 

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WritingFix has a fun lesson–called ”Singing the Blues“ –that was inspired by classic blues songs. 

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WritingFix has a fun lesson–called ”Itsy-Bitsy Math Songs“ –that was inspired by various tunes that everybody can hum. 

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