My cute kiddos are full of energy, creativity and enthusiasm!
Enjoy these Kindergarten creations, inspired by this book.
(I wish I could make the pictures bigger- but they won't fit in the layout...thus the captions.)
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| sad as a panda, cuddly as a stuffed animal; fast as lightning, patient as a turtle nice as a bunny, brave as a tiger; smart as an owl, pretty as a flamingo |
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| happy as a clown, fast as a cheetah; nice as a fairy, busy as a bee |
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| free as a macaw, as good at jumping as a horse; crazy as a turkey, loud as a lion fast as a cheetah, happy as a butterfly; smart as a dolphin, silly as a puppy |
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| happy as a rainbow, brave as a hero; loving as a mom and dad, funny as a waffle |
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| graceful as a butterfly, fast as a cheetah; quiet as a mouse, wild as a tiger fast as a cheetah, clever as a fox ; fast as a fish, bouncy as a kangaroo |
I want to know how you got them to
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b) put so much detail and effort in their drawings.
I love this idea! You have some bright kids. I like the free as a macaw picture. Who would of thought a kindergartner would come up with that? I attribute it to their amazing teacher. Way to go!
:) Thanks Brooke!
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I can't take credit for the idea or the completion of the books. The idea came from my site teacher last year, and I sent the books home as a take home project to do with their parents. So, I can thank the parents for supporting their fun and detailed artwork. But now that I know they can create such things, I hope to support that kind of work in class!
P.S. my rug is from IKEA. They are individual squares that I made into a rug using carpet take.