Daywalt, Drew The Day the Crayons Came Home, illustrated by
Oliver Jeffers. PICTURE BOOK. Philomel (Penguin), 2015. $19.
Duncan has scattered crayons - not just around every corner
of the house, but also he left Neon Red behind when he was on vacation.
Everyone has a bone to pick with Duncan - especially because their box
was no longer a good fit for them. But Duncan has an idea!
Daywalt and Jeffers have another cute hit on their hands.
Last year one of our drama classes wrote a script and performed the first
book. Maybe it will be a double feature this year. This is
certainly a great look at creativity and anthropomorphizing inanimate objects,
which would be a great exercise for any writing class.
Visit the Crayons at their own website where they have K-5 lesson plans and a couple of activity pages. I also have to include a shout out to a group of students at my middle school who used Crayons for their in-class mini-play!
Pre-K, EL (K-3) - ESSENTIAL; MS, HS - OPTIONAL. Cindy,
Library Teacher
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