This time, I gave them paper plates, popsicle sticks, and paper. I drew a form for the younger kids and they used it to create their puppets. The older kids wanted the freedom to make there own. Here are a few:
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Friday, May 16, 2014
Puppets
Puppets are such a great way for students to practice language and literacy. I have been working with students in various grades and making puppets lately. One of my second grade groups read a few plays and wrote their own, another group is performing a version of Cinderella that they read, and my fourth graders just finished Greek myth plays (from Scholastic printables).
This time, I gave them paper plates, popsicle sticks, and paper. I drew a form for the younger kids and they used it to create their puppets. The older kids wanted the freedom to make there own. Here are a few:
This time, I gave them paper plates, popsicle sticks, and paper. I drew a form for the younger kids and they used it to create their puppets. The older kids wanted the freedom to make there own. Here are a few:
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