The age group that I teach love colouring and always welcome an opportunity to use bright colours. For a recent activity on writing, I asked them to colour and describe a monster. Using the co-created poster of adjectives, they wrote down adjectives of their choice to describe their monsters. .
Not only do I enjoy seeing their colourful monsters, but I love that the children have managed to describe their monsters using the classroom resources in the language that they are learning.
Do you enjoy colouring with markers?
© Colline Kook-Chun, 2018
(This post is linked to The Escapist Colouring Club. You are welcome to join us and share some colouring work)
I’m not artistic, but I do enjoy the final product … and these make me smile.
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Aren’t these monsters adorable? 🙂
I have photographed the next step of the project to share – which I will do so next week.
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Adorable indeed …. and thanks for the heads up.
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Oh my gosh, I love the green one! He reminds me of a Christmas tree. 🙂
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As you have probably guessed, green is his favourite colour 😊
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It’s nice to see an individual take on a common beginning.
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I try to encourage individuality Norah. In that way the children can express their uniqueness.
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That’s great, Colline. It’s extremely important to do so.
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The monsters are absolutely adorable! What a terrific project! It looks as though they were extremely successful combining their artwork with the adjectives they are learning to describe their monsters.
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Thank you Michelle. I forgot to say that this project began with a picture book in which monsters are described.
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These monsters are adorable! Children are so creative!
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They are. Even though the template was the same, they each put their own spin on it.
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Love the wiggly yellow one with lots of eyes. 🙂 🙂 I was pretty messy as a child, and I can’t say I’ve noticed a big improvement in my adult self, Colline.
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This one was done by a boy whose neatness has increased so much since September. I am very proud of him and how much care he now takes with his tasks.
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Oh these monsters are so cute! The children are so creative! Are the words they write in French?
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Yes they are. I teach at a French Immersion school and they are in their second or third year of learning French.
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Beautiful Monsters and colourfully painted with a Child’s imagination.
You can sense the Child’s enjoyment in the project through their colours.
Lovely post Colline.
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They loved doing the colouring Ian – which they did while listening to some music. 🙂
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These are wonderful! I love “Reggie” 😀 Thanks so much for sharing, Colline!
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You are welcome Linda. I will do the follow up post soon.
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Qu’ils sont mignons, les petits monstres! J’aime bien celui avec la couronne. Ces enfants ont de la chance d’apprendre le français à l’école. Moi, je l’apprends comme adulte et c’est bien plus difficile ! Merci d’avoir partagé cela.
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Moi aussi, j’ai appris le français comme adulte. C’est vraiment plus facile quand une personne l’apprend comme enfant.
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