For a little reader’s response fun, we read this book… SO darling! And then we got to problem solving. The kids had to write using the prompt, “I would get rid of a skeleton’s hiccups by…”. Their answers were pretty dang cute! I drew the skeleton face & hips and had a mom cut them out. Then the kids decided how the rest of the skeleton would look! LOVE IT!! My favorite part is how different each of them look. Too dang cute!
This might be one of my most favorite writing activities of the year…I’m just sayin’. I’ve done this for the last 7 years and I always look forward to it!! And the kids love it, too!!
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Susan says
Mrs. Carroll –
I'm so glad I found your blog! This idea is so cute – I'm going to try it tomorrow!
Susan
Amanda says
I absolutely LOVE that you decided to make this blog and you include copies of the things you make! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Betsy Parkes says
This is adorable. We've included a link to it on our page of BEST HALLOWEEN KIDS BOOKS, since it's such a great activity to do with this fun book!
http://www.the-best-childrens-books.org/Halloween-kids-books.html
Thanks for sharing!
Betsy
http://www.the-best-childrens-books.org
Stacy says
I love your blog! Is it possible for me to get a copy of your skulls and hips for this activity? I would really appreciate it!
Stacy says
I love your blog! Is it possible for me to get a copy of your skulls and hips for this activity? I would really appreciate it!
danielle says
Here u can find skeleton template:
http://www.first5nevco.org/schoolreadinesshalloween/
Family on Cheyenne says
I would love the template too!
Mandie Bryant says
I would love to have the template to your skull and hips as well! Such a cute activity! I don't think I could draw them as cute as you did! 🙂
danielle says
Here u can find skeleton template:
http://www.first5nevco.org/schoolreadinesshalloween/