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Snowman Mini-Book Template #2
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Cute, whimsical mini-book templates for students to use when self-publishing their work. Ideas for use: Have students create a ‘snowman’ story, write a report about snow, a narrative about building a snowman, or a snowman poem!
Includes:
- 2 template sizes
- Cover pages for each size template
- 22 template pages in all
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