The Day The Crayons Quit The Crayons
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LESSON PLAN: The Day the Crayons Quit - Weebly
artbasedliteracy.weebly.comThe teacher will read aloud the story The Day the Crayons Quit while students listen and respond to questions throughout the story. After listening to the story, the teacher will say, “I want you to turn to talk to your neighbor and whisper quietly about why the crayons wrote letters to Duncan.” The teacher will then select a few
AN EDUCATOR’S GUIDE TO - Official Website for The Day ...
www.crayonspicturebooks.comRead The Day the Crayons Quit and The Day the Crayons Came Home with your students and patrons. Talk about why the crayons are upset and if their demands are valid. If you are participating school-wide, assign different classrooms different colors, and give the teacher or selected student that letter or postcard to read aloud. Incorporate ...
Talk for Writing Long Term Plan - Beech Hill Primary
www.beechhillprimary.comThe Day the Crayons Quit (3 weeks) PERSUASIVE Focus: persuasive language Task (writing purpose): persuasive letter – angry explanation. (Option to complete a paired task: a letter of apology from Oliver.) Rhyming Poetry – The Puffin First Book of Poems (The Kettle by Gwynneth Thurburn page 89 and Cats by Eleanor Farjeon page 6) POETRY (2 weeks)
Teaching Your Child to: Identify and Express Emotions
csefel.vanderbilt.educrayons or markers, and a stapler. You can make a book about one emotion and have your child fill the pages with things that make her feel that way. For example, a “Happy Book” may have pictures that you and your child draw of things that make her happy, pictures cut out of magazines that are glued on the pages, or photographs of friends ...