A sorting activity for low and high modality words.
Use this sorting activity when teaching your students about high and low modality words to use in theirpersuasive writing.
An answer sheet is provided.
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Low and High Modality Words – Worksheet
PDF|1 page|Years:2 - 4
Curriculum
ACELA1477
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