The Day the Crayons Quit Opinion Writing Craft
$6.00
Get your little learners excited about opinion writing with this super cute opinion writing craft! Use the suggested texts “Red Is Best” and “The Day the Crayons Quit” with this 10 day unit on constructing an opinion! Each lesson includes all of the necessary materials.
# of Pages: 89
File Type: ZIP
Description
Get your little learners excited about opinion writing with this super cute opinion writing craft! Use the suggested texts “Red Is Best” and “The Day the Crayons Quit” with this 10 day unit on constructing an opinion! Each lesson includes all of the necessary materials.
Your kiddos are sure to be engaged as you complete this persuasive letter to their favorite color/colour! Both American and English spellings are included.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
– 10 Day Lesson Plan
– Crayon Craft
– Talking Stem Cards
– “Red Is Best” Anchor Chart
– Favorite Color Graph
– Things I Can Draw with My Favorite Color List and Anchor Chart
– Opinion Letter Planning Templates
– Opinion Graphic Organizers
– Opinion Rubric
– Feedback Frames
– Parts of a Letter Poster
– Parts of a Letter Interactive Activity
What Teachers Are Saying:
Tara B. says, “Great resource. Children really enjoyed it! I used in it in a multigrade classroom and a lot of variety of worksheets for differentiation. The children liked the story and the activities were linked to it and very easy to use.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Alysha B. “This was such a FUN activity to do after reading the book. The students LOVED choosing their own color they wanted to write about and persuade about. Thank you for creating the lovely resource.” ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I hope your students love this opinion writing craft!
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4325 reviews for The Day the Crayons Quit Opinion Writing Craft
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Emily P. –
This is a great resource for ELA, it was very helpful for my students with IEPs
Amanda Van de Valk –
Easy to use, the kids enjoyed it!
Highly recommend
Kristen A. –
Students really liked this activity when paired with the book. It was great to see what students came up with, and the display looked amazing once finished!
Musically First –
So thankful for this resource to go along with our lessons!
Lisa M. –
Thank you! This is a great resource. It was exactly what it was looking for.
Megan M. –
Great Resource!
Kerry T. –
This was a fun way to teach opinion writing. Thank you for sharing!
Sydney M. –
I love this and use it every year for opinion writing craft. My students love to read the book and then write their opinion that goes with it!
Ashley G. –
Great fun way to work in a read aloud, craft, and writing into one! The kids loved it.
Amanda B. –
This was a great resource! It was easy to use, well organized, and engaging for my students. It fit seamlessly into my lesson plans and helped reinforce the skills we were working on. I appreciate the time and effort that went into creating it. Thank you for sharing such a quality resource!
Debra R. –
I love using the resource to go along with the book to help students learn and understand how to write opinion work.
Belkys C. –
The student had so much writing about their favorite color and it made writing easy.
Kimberley L. –
Super cute resource. Can be used to help students use crayons correctly.
Megan L. –
Fun activity to work on writing that hooked the students.
Nicole Curran –
Used this as a quick activity to keep momentum but without too much lift, perfect for the last week of June!
Mary M. –
This was a really fun way to teach opinion writing after reading The Day the Crayons Quit.
Marissa C. –
a great resource, kept my students engaged and on task
Teaching Fun with Firsties –
Love using this writing piece after reading “The Day the Crayons Quit.” My kids are excited to give their opinion on which color is the best and complete the craft that goes with it. It gets them excited about writing!
Micheal Nolan –
This is a fun activity to do with your class. My class theme was crayons and it tied in nicely.
Laura M. –
This was a really fun way to write opinions. My students had fun with the craft and loved writing about their favorite colors. I’ve had lots of interest in my bulletin board because of it!