large black construction paper colored chalk tissues
Instructions
1. Read Where the Wild Things Are to the children. 2. Show the illustrations to the children again and ask them what they notice about the wild things. If they don't mention it, point out that the wild things have smiles and are happy and eager to play. 3. Encourage them to describe the wild things. 4. Invite the children to design their own wild things using colored chalk on black paper. 5. Encourage them to blend chalk colors, or leave the lines dark for a brighter look. They may want to use a tissue or their fingers to blend two colors together. 6. Share drawings of friendly wild things!
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