The crayons go back to school activity

Crayon Name Craft Activity, Fine Motor Skills, Back to School Activity, Name Recognition, Scissor Skills, Name Activities, Name Project

Fun and learning packed The Day the Crayons Quit activities that include free printables to download. Just supply crayons!

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In today's blog post, I am sharing a FREE Crayon Box Name Craft that will be perfect for your back to school craft plans! Use with pre-k, kindergarten, or first grade students! Crayon Box Name Craft || Crayon Name Craft || Back to School Crafts || Alphabet Activities || Name Practice

It is almost back to school time! Start getting into the school spirit by working on this fun free printable build a crayon craft.

Crayons. They're bright, colorful and as characters in books such as The Day the Crayons Quit... loads of fun and good humor! Our new writing craft packet will provide you with template pieces to make a cute little crayon character booklet. Students color the templates pieces (or run on colored paper) cut and paste to make the crayon staple some lined paper on the back (provided) write about being a crayon If cut and paste craft makes you cringe, a 'ready made' cover is ready with not too…

Use this free printable crayon template to make crayons out of construction paper for a back to school craft project.

I am linking up with Tara from 4th Grade Frolics for her Monday Made It to share a few things I have made recently to use in my classroom. Have you read this book? It is a must! After we read 'The Day the Crayons Quit', we made our own crayon people {pattern provided by Cara Carroll}. Each little one chose his/her favorite color and then added a face. The yellow one is unhappy because he was used too much {cracks me up!} Originally this was going to be an art project to be displayed, but…

Read the kids some of the names of crayons, each one is so unique and they have really interesting names! Then give each student a pre-cut crayon stencil. Have them color it in with whichever colors they like. (Depending on age) have the kids come up with a fun name for the colored crayon! The final step, have them glue their crayon onto a group piece of paper to make a class collage, or as I like to call them, a mini mural!!!