UNSCARY Stories!

We began our week enjoying The UnScary Book, a story by Nick Bland about a little boy who wants to write a very scary, spooky, terrifying book. 

It all goes sideways when lovely, nice things show up in the book instead! Rainbows, ice cream, bunnies, and even Grandma all arrive in this very UNSCARY book!

We decided to create our own unscary stories! Students were introduced to a Colouring Rubric last week and were challenged to follow the rubric when creating their illustrations.

We had a blast being creative and writing our own "unscary" pages and enjoyed reading one another's work! 

Our colouring rubric is now an expectation whenever we tackle a project with any colouring. It will help us to our best! These stories will be coming home in the next few days for you to enjoy. 

Colouring Criteria

This past week, the students were introduced to the word criteria.  

As a class, we created criteria to follow when we are drawing, colouring or illustrating.

Using a familiar picture from our most recent religion lesson, students put the colouring criteria into action! 

Students were sure to check our colouring criteria to ensure their illustrations were amazing. Next week we will be writing and illustrating our very own Halloween stories, so this colouring criteria will help us become successful illustrators! Stay tuned!

Our UNSCARY Work!

We began our week enjoying The UnScary Book, a story about a little boy who wants to write a very scary, spooky, terrifying book. 

It all goes sideways when lovely, nice things show up to be in the book instead! 

We decided to create our own unscary posters! Students were introduced to a Colouring Rubric. They were challenged to follow the rubric when creating their illustration on their poster. 

We had a blast being creative and writing our own "unscary" pages, and enjoyed reading one another's work! 

Our colouring rubric is now an expectation whenever we tackle a project with any colouring. It will help us to our best!

UnScary Work!

We began our week enjoying The UnScary Book, a story about a little boy who wants to write a very scary, spooky, terrifying book. It all goes sideways when lovely, nice things show up to be in the book instead! 

We decided to create our own unscary posters! Students were introduced to a Colouring Rubric. They were challenged to follow the rubric when creating their illustration on their poster. 

We had a blast being creative and writing our own "unscary" pages, and enjoyed reading one another's work! 

Our colouring rubric is now an expectation whenever we tackle a project with any colouring. It will help us to our best!