Book week art activities

AD I have never tried book art before but instead of getting stressed about my kids dressing up we tried some world Book day crafts. You use book paper for the crafting and we made some well known book characters. It was fun to crafty for World Book Day and this is what we did #crafting #worldbookday

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

We love connecting projects to books, and we're always inspired by the amazing group of bloggers who participate in the Virtual Book Club f...

Discover fun and easy craft ideas for kids! Explore DIY arts and crafts tutorials with step-by-step instructions to inspire creativity and hands learning.

Crafts are a great way to visualize stories! In the classroom or homeschool, use these 25+ crafts that were inspired by children's books!

A quality reading lesson with hands-on practice and focussed on learning intentions. A Great lesson to use with many childrens books, Learning intention:Create an artwork in response to the text ‘Journey’ by Aaron Becker.

activities based on children's books

"The Dot" by Peter Reynolds is an amazing book to teach students about their own importance as well as growth mindset. This post shows how I use the book to build discussions about growth mindset as well as to let students be creative and explore using the book as a model. Growth mindset activities, growth mindset art, growth mindset projects, growth mindset lessons

This adorable scribble art project is a perfect way to ease into the year and practice early skills while creating fun, bright works of art.

Discover how to make invisible pictures just like in Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day! This fun book activity is a literacy based art project that also builds writing skills as students paint “invisible” crayon resist pictures and write about what Alexander’s teacher would say now that she can see it-just like in the book!