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Creepy Crayon Craft

First, we met the Creepy Carrots. Then came Creepy Pair of Underwear. Now, Aaron Reynolds and Peter Brown have teamed up to bring us Creepy Crayon! If you’re planning to share this story with your students this year, be sure to check out this craft to help your students sequence the story.

First, we met the Creepy Carrots. Then came Creepy Pair of Underwear. Now, Aaron Reynolds and Peter Brown have teamed up to bring us Creepy Crayon! If you're planning to share this story with your students this year, be sure to check out this craft to help your students sequence the story.

About the Book

Creepy Crayon is an entertaining book to share with students.

 In Creepy Crayon!, Jasper Rabbit is having a hard time at school. The night before his test, he stays up late watching Tales From the Carrot Patch instead of studying. But when Jasper uses his new crayon, everything that was once hard now seems easy! It isn’t long before the crayon starts appearing out of nowhere and leaving him messages that creep him out. Jasper decides it’s time to get rid of the crayon once and for all….but is the crayon ready to let Jasper go?

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Creepy Crayon Craft

This craft has been created to help students practice sequencing Creepy Crayon in a fun and engaging way. Each crayon has a story detail written on it. Students place the crayons in the crayon box in the order they happened in the story. Students can empty the crayon box, mix up the crayons, and complete the activity again.

This craft has been created to help students practice sequencing Creepy Crayon in a fun and engaging way. Each crayon has a story detail written on it. Students place the crayons in the crayon box in the order they happened in the story.

For students who need additional support or those who need a challenge, I have included ideas to differentiate this craft activity. This includes:

  • students add their own story details to a set of blank crayons
  • students number the crayons in the order they happened in the story
  • students color the details in rainbow order
If you're working on sequencing the events of Creepy Crayon, you might need to differentiate for your students. I have included ideas to help challenge your stronger readers and offered ways to support students who need additional help.

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If you enjoy this Creepy Crayon craft, be sure to check out my Creepy Carrots craft to help your students summarize or retell the story.

After reading Creepy Carrots, students can summarize the story using the Somebody Wanted But So Then strategy (SWBST). This carrot craft is a fun and engaging way to help students practice this skill.

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Happy Reading!

Getting ready to share Creepy Crayon with your students? Try this sequencing craft. After reading the story, students can put the events back in order with this crayon-themed craft.
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