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Sample Super Mario Passages created by AI services

 3rd Grade Level Fiction- Bing AI Mario and Luigi were taking a walk in the Mushroom Kingdom when they saw a strange portal. They had never seen anything like it before. "What do you think it is?" asked Luigi. "I don't know," said Mario. "But let's go find out!" Mario and Luigi jumped into the portal and disappeared. When they opened their eyes, they were in a strange new world. The sky was purple and the trees were blue. Mario and Luigi had never seen anything like it before. "Where are we?" asked Luigi. "I don't know," said Mario. "But it looks like we're going to have an adventure!" Mario and Luigi started walking through the strange new world. They soon came across a group of friendly creatures called Yoshis. The Yoshis told Mario and Luigi that they were in the Land of Yoshi. "Welcome to the Land of Yoshi!" said one of the Yoshis. "We're so glad you're here." T...
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Let's get spacey (and a freebie!)

I love Star Wars.  Even "The Last Jedi" and "The Phantom Menace."

I watch the shows, I watch the movies, and I'm even spreading the love to my own children.

While you may not love Star Wars like I do, you can certainly appreciate working on activities that get your students talking and having fun.

This freebie will get that job done- think of this as a free Fun Friday activity that you might be able to do with your whole caseload.


I put a lot of the favorite characters like Luke and Darth Vader and even some more obscure items like some of the "pets" and animals that were seen in the 9 movies!

Many of my students love Star Wars, and these pages are a great way to stimulate conversation in your speech and language therapy groups.  Hey, sometimes I have to sub in a classroom, and this is a great activity for breaking the ice or giving the students a "fun" activity to work towards.

I hope you have as much fun with this activity as I do!

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