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Literature relating to the color "purple":
Lily’s Purple Plastic Purse ~ Kevin Henkes Harold and the Purple Crayon ~ Crockett Johnson Princess Prunella and the Purple Peanut ~ Margaret Atwood I Love You the Purplest ~ Barbara Joossee Mr. Pine's Purple House Purple Is Best Purple
Hair? I Don't Care! |
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After reading Harold and the Purple Crayon, make a class book, "Kindergarten Children and the Purple Crayon". Each child contributes a page with a drawing and could only use a purple crayon. They dictate a story about their picture and the teacher prints it in purple underneath. Later in the year they would be able to print their own story. Each child has a turn to take it home and share it with family members. |
Teach the Purple Cow poem, then make "purple cows" by pouring grape soda over vanilla ice cream.
Purple Cow I've never seen a purple cow. I never hope to see one. But I can tell you this right now. I'd rather see than be one!
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Read this purple poem:
I saw a purple cow. I one him I two him I three him I four him I five him I six him I seven him I eight him!
Then eat "purple cows", which are grape soda ice cream floats.
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After reading Lily's Purple Plastic Purse make purple purses out of purple paper and put purple things inside them.....purple grapes, purple crayon, purple popsicle, purple koolaid, purple lipstick, and a purple monster character for the purple people eater. After making the purple things we took each one out and discussed whether that item would be a good thing to carry in a real purse or would it be best kept somewhere else? Why would it not be best kept in a purse? Sort the items into those that would be kept in a real purse thing and those that would be best in a make-believe purse.
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Teach the Purple People Eater song for fun. |
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