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Jan
29
Where the Wild Things Are by Marcus Sendak is a great read aloud for any age because it encourages imagination play and creativity.
Kathy at Art Projects for Kids posted an fabulous integrated art and literacy lesson for students using watercolors to illustrate their own “Wild Things.” See her instructions here.
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