[CASL-L] Crayola Creativity Week

[Jenny Lussier]

Thanks for sharing Elaine! Such great ideas!

Jenny

On Mon, Jan 24, 2022 at 9:39 PM Elaine Shapiro <elaine.shapiro7 at gmail.com>
wrote:

> I looked at the Crayola materials, then did my own thing.  It is Kindness
> Week at our school, so I am reading kindness stories, and don't have time
> for a 20 min. video from Crayola also.  But this was fun, and worked well:
> I showed grade 4 the emoji picture (I think that's Tuesday's theme) - the
> author and a picture with 4 emojis.  I talked about it, then gave them a
> template with 5 blank circles,  read Tucky Jo and Little Heart by P.
> Polacco aloud, and while I read the students filled in the circles with
> emojis reflecting how they were feeling at different points in the story.
> I have a portable white/magnetic board, and they hung them up on it.  Fun
> and effective! I urged them to be creative and expressive and they were!
> With Kindergarten (not related to Crayola, except for the crayons and
> creativity), I read Mouse and Hippo by Mike Twohy, gave the students paper
> and crayons, and stopped the story at 2 points, for them to draw Hippo, and
> later to draw Mouse, before seeing how the characters in the book did that
> same thing.  Really fun!
> Elaine, Broad Brook School, East Windsor
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 24, 2022 at 1:35 PM Laura Hedenberg <
> lhedenberg at barkhamstedschool.org> wrote:
>
>> Hi.  For anyone doing Crayola Creativity this week, today's video is
>> about line, shape and color.  The guest artist is an 11 year boy who is
>> known as Doodle Boy.  This worked great with the Charter Oak Book Award
>> Nominee, Line and Scribble.  Even my 3rd graders loved the book!!  After we
>> read and watched the short video, students doodled.  It was fun!!
>>
>> Laura
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