Read and respond to literature and create original stories and illustrations, focusing on details of people, places, and things.
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Read Vera Williams' <u>Cherries and Cherry Pits</u>. Talk about Bidemmi's drawings and the stories she creates about her drawings using her imagination.
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Create your own story world. Use Crayola® Washable Markers to draw a background of trees filled with cherries or your favorite fruits. Tell your story to a listening friend as you draw. Then switch roles and listen to your friend's story as his or her pictures grow and grow.
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Cover your work area with newspaper. Use Crayola Washable Watercolors and Crayola Watercolor Brushes to paint a self-portrait in the setting you drew. Add clothing in your favorite colors, patterns, and styles. Tell a detailed story about yourself as you create your artwork.
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