Hello! As you probably already know from the title, I have a new worksheet to share. This one's short and sweet but provides an unlimited amount of creativity.
I'm calling it: Draw A Scene.
And guess what!
If you guessed that I give a giant space for kids to draw a scene from the book—you'd be right.
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As you can see, the majority of the page is left to the creative and artistic pleasure of the reader. They can record any part of their imagination with a drawing. They may even break out the colored pencils and markers.
Above the drawing space is a prompt for the book title and author.
Below, are lines for a summary of the book.
And the last part of the page is a five-star rating.
Short, simple, and sweet, but so much fun! Click below for the PDF version to print:
Enjoy!
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