Being a Screenwriter Part 1: Generating Ideas for a Screenplay Student Books for - Qty 15

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6-8
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Being A Screenwriter: Generating Ideas for a Screenplay is a fun, project-based curriculum that is designed to enrich students' writing and language skills in grades 6-8!

Empower your screenwriting students with these 15 high-quality Student Workbooks. Designed to complement each lesson, these books help with organization, enhance learning, and serve as a lasting professional reference for their screenwriting endeavors!

Click here to learn more and view the full course on Being A Screenwriter: Generating Ideas for a Screenplay! 

 

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