Depending on their skill level, you could also throw in 2 other well used words in the book for your child to read: “crayon” and “color”. It will be pretty effortless for them as each color is written in its own color in the book. Whenever you come across a color word, point to it and have your child read it. Tell them that you are going to read it together. Read The Day the Crayons Quit to your child. Here is my 4 part suggestion: Read the Story Together This story presents a great opportunity for kids to practice their reading, writing and spelling skills of the 12 colours mentioned in the book. While reading for the sheer pleasure of it is something I hope to continue to foster with my daughter, I like to sneak in some additional learning whenever possible. It’s quite humorous, had us both chuckling a few times and in the short time we’ve had the book, she’s asked me to read it to her quite a few times already.Ī great book for a preschool, kindergarten, or early elementary aged student! EDUCATIONAL BOOK ACTIVITY I love books that I can enjoy reading to my preschool daughter as much as she enjoys having it read to her. While the book is marketed for ages 3-7, I am not ashamed to admit, I quite enjoyed the book myself.
Green seems to be the only crayon content with his lot in life, while Orange and Yellow can’t stop arguing over who is the true color of the sun.
Blue needs a break from coloring so much water and sky pictures, while Pink just wants to be used. “ The Day the Crayons Quit” is a story your kids are sure to love! Summaryġ2 of Duncan’s crayons each write him a letter, each from their point of view.īeige is tired of always being less used than Brown.
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