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Grades 6–8 ELA Activity Set 9: Invent a Board Game and More

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Sharpen your writing, language, critical thinking, and reading skills with these instructional resources.

Resource 1: Invent a Board Game

Getting bored of the board games you've been playing? Take matters into your own hands and create your own. Follow these steps to design and play a board game that everyone you live with can enjoy.

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Resource 2: Write an Unnecessary Sequel

Some stories are so complete that they don't really need a sequel—but we're not going to let that stop us! In this writing activity, you will think of a story that doesn't need anything more—and then add more to it anyway. They lived happily ever after? We'll see about that . . .

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