Many of you have read and even pinned this post about DeBug. I never imagined that it would be so warmly welcomed!
I have been working over the past week to come up with some activities for you to use to teach DeBug as we are all beginning to think about the new school year! (Can you believe July is already half way over?? YIKES!)
This is a 17 page unit and includes:
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Super cute!! Thanks for linking up with us!!
Love your ideas for the classroom and wish you were my child’s teacher :)!
I bought the DeBug Mini Unit and love the detailed scenarios,however, I’m not totally sure on some of the scenarios what the best solution is. I feel foolish saying that but was wondering if there is anyway you could email me which one (talk friendly, walk away, etc.) that you put for each scenario.
I updated the file and gave DeBug some much needed TLC! There is now an answer key! 🙂 Thanks so much for the suggestion! (and for quick feedback on TpT!)