I encouraged the kids to sketch out their ideas with pencils and erasers. I had lots of pictures of Tom Lichtenheld's art processes from Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast.
Supplies
- pencils, erasers, paper
Storytime
- Sing by Joe Raposo
- Shark vs. Train by Chris Barton
- Ten rules of the birthday wish by Beth Ferry
- Exclamation point by Amy Krouse Rosenthal
Art Project Part 2: Colored pencilsThe kids color their drawings with colored pencils; there are also activity sheets.
Supplies
- watercolor pencils
- bleeding art tissue paper
- water, paint brushes
- paper (thick/stiff works best)
ResourcesEvaluation
- 8-19-26
- I've only done this once before - it generally works better with older kids. I just read a couple stories (Sing, Shark vs. Train, and This is a moose) and then we used watercolor pencils and bleeding art tissue paper.
- 6-28-19
- Attendance: 21
- Notes: I taped the samples of works in progress to a table for the kids to look at. I forgot to bring over toys for the little ones again. Most attendees stayed until 3 and had a great time.
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