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Pandemic Memory Writing for the Future Me

Pandemic Memory Writing for the Future Me for primary grades -coloring, writing, and talking will all children to remember what they have lived through as far as Covid 19 experiences. Many children were worried and have perhaps gone through a long year. On the cover page for their writing pages, children may enter their age now, as well as the age they expect to read this memory writing piece. Teachers may select which pages are wanted, just a few or all.  I’ve (and probably you) have never lived through anything like this. Few people probably have experienced anything like schools being closed for very long. It was mystifying and difficult to understand. Looking back, children may see how far they have come.

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The next link is your free instant download for the printable PDF

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cover for the writing pages selected

This is the cover for children to color and add their ages. The entire class may decide to open them when they are 18, or select different ages.

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This page discusses how the child spent the school year at home, hybrid, or in school. It was probably a variety of methods. The children will write what they did to learn last school year.

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On this page, children may write about how they felt about playgrounds and other places being closed. It also asks about hand sanitizing, are they still being careful?

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The word search page may also serve as a word bank for the writing pages.

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Children may draw what they did when they were staying home so much.

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Miss Owl thinks her fort is great. Maybe it is a little security? I’ve notice more and more such forts on social media. Don’t tell her she didn’t think of it first!

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The social distancing sign behind our house on the walking path to the city arboretum. Who would have thought?

Thank you for reading. We hope you enjoy the coloring pages!

Carolyn & Miss Owl

Covid-19 Venn Diagram, Rules, and Thank You Letter Free

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