go away big green monster by ed emberley

ENJOY! The kids really like monster bread.

When they are done, they can spread the butter on the toasted, painted, monster bread.

When each student has their toasted bread in front of them, they can paint a monster face on the bread.

In each cup, pour water with a few drops of food coloring.

Toast the white bread and give to each student.

In a small group, give each student their own paper plate, a plastic knife, water color brush, cup, and butter on a plate.

After the paint dries, provide the students with various art materials to create their monsters face.

Most students want the face to be green as in the book, but it can be any color the student chooses.

They should paint the paper plate, this will be the monsters face.

In a small group, give each student a paper plate and let them choose a color paint.

The students then glue the monster onto black paper, and let them draw a moon with a white crayon.

Have your students use the shapes to make a monster of their own.

Have pre-cut shapes in various colors available at your art center.Finally, glue on a tongue depressor on the side of the mask.They can embellish the mask with sequins, buttons, noodles, or any other collage materials. Allow your students to paint the mask.Have pre-cut mask available at your art center.sequins, buttons, noodles, any other collage materials.Go Away Big Green Monster by Ed Emberley.Choose what you need from the list, depending on the project you do. These are all the materials needed for any of the projects listed. Urn:oclc:57597869 Republisher_date 20180901130530 Republisher_operator Republisher_time 183 Scandate 20180824154348 Scanner Scanningcenter hongkong Tts_version v1.Through fun hands on art, cooking, math, writing, and science activities, your students will have no fear of monsters!

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Go away big green monster by ed emberley