Where the wild things are craft for kids

"Mrs. Sommerville, can we make Wild Things for our craftivity this week?" As we're listening for and writing Ww this week, I was happy to oblige. Here's what we used (but a lighter tan for the 8 X 8 square and a darker brown for the 12 X 12 would work too): I had my students cut the corners off of the white 8 X 8 piece of paper, and then told them to glue it to the center of the brown 12 X 12 piece. I then modeled how to draw a large oval on the orange 2 X 3 rectangle for the nose, and a…

5 Great Where the Wild Things Are Ideas!

Make your own paper plate crown - great for pretend play!

Hello friends! Can you believe it's already Friday? These pictures are from my friendly monster week... we finished these activities up...

Could anything be cuter for your child's party? instructions and photos of this terrific part...

I like to plan a few activities to do together after reading Where the Wild Things Are. These activities can check for comprehension, introduce new literary

Wild Thing Book Activities! This unit is fantastic for Maurice Sendak's book Where the Wild Things Are. Writing worksheet and craft included. Perfect for kindergarten or first grade!

This collection of Where the Wild Things Are Crafts and Activities has something for everyone...alphabet activities, cooking ideas, sensory fun, and more!

Our simple Paper Plate Max craft tutorial goes along PERFECTLY with the book, Where The Wild Things Are

In honor of Halloween, I present you with WILD THINGS!! My class adored making these puppets. They were so enthralled that it was almost silent for once! In a room made for 20, but stuffed with 27 kindies, that is a rare moment. One of my students commented “It’s quiet in here! I can hear myself think for once! Let’s keep this up!” We read the book for a week and then as a final project, made the puppets. As they were cutting, drawing and creating sharp teeth and claws, some of them…