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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Valerie Hamel –
As a first grade teacher, I would highly recommend this product!
Alexandra Smith –
This was such a great resource for my class! They loved it!
Tara M. –
This was exactly what I was looking for! My kiddos loved it! Thank you for sharing!
Crystal B. –
THIS WAS EXACTLY WHAT I NEED TO FINISH UP OUR OPINION WRITING. THE KIDS LOVED IT!!
Gretchen M. –
My students enjoyed the books we read as well as the activities in this product. They especially enjoyed trying to convince others why a certain color should be their favorite. I think it made opinion writing more understandable for my kindergarten students.
Stephanie M. –
This was a very creative and fun way to teach opinion writing to my second graders! They loved this activity!
Sarah C. –
This was a great way to work on opinion writing in 2nd grade.
firstgradelafs –
I loved this resource for my first grade class!!!!
Melissa D. –
My students loved writing a letter to their favorite color crayon! This was a great way to practice writing!
Cj G. –
This was such a fun activity to do with this book. The kids love this book every year and it was great having them write a letter to their favorite color crayon.
Coffee Chalk Teacher –
What a fun way for students to practice opinion writing.
Natalie E. –
This activity was so fun for the students as well as myself reading all the reasons why they would quit.
Jaime N. –
This was a great resource. It was easy to print and use in my primary classroom.
Kindergarten Craftiness –
The kids loved being able to make a craft to go with their writing!
Amelia M. –
This was a fun way to incorporate writing after reading the story the day the crayons quit. Great companion/ prompt for opinion writing.
Samantha C. –
Thank you for making this great resource to use in my classroom!
Bridget H. –
This was a fun way for students to respond to the book. My students loved it!
Terri W. –
this will help lift the quality of your writing y unit. You need this resource.
Jen L. –
Great resource to supplement the learning within the classroom. I would recommend this to other teachers.
First Grade Enthusiast –
This was a fun way to incorporate writing after reading the story the day the crayons quit