What a wonderful time we had making the story,
The Snowy Day, by Ezra Jack Keats,
come alive in our classroom.
We acted out the story, re-told the story
using props on the flannel board, and made a
giant mural bringing the story to life in a BIG way.
The main character in the story is Peter, but in our
mural the children became the characters.
We also added a few scrap paper houses, buildings, and trees.
Be sure to stop by to view our mural which is hanging in the hallway between our two classrooms.
The Snowy Day, by Ezra Jack Keats,
come alive in our classroom.
We acted out the story, re-told the story
using props on the flannel board, and made a
giant mural bringing the story to life in a BIG way.
The main character in the story is Peter, but in our
mural the children became the characters.
We also added a few scrap paper houses, buildings, and trees.
Deciding on placement was done very carefully!
After adding the characters to the mural we mixed up a batch of our secret snow... shaving cream and liquid glue.
Puffy and sticky at the same time.
A sensory joy!Be sure to stop by to view our mural which is hanging in the hallway between our two classrooms.
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