Students will create drawings based on an imaginary journey. This is a great warm up activity or 15 minute end of class filler. It will get your students’ creative juices flowing!
By Andrea Mulder-Slater
What You Need:
pencils
paper
pencil crayons or crayons or pastels or markers
What You Do:
Ask your students to imagine that they are going on an adventure.
Ask your students the following questions:
“Where are you going on your adventure?” (a distant land, somewhere you’ve been before? a new place?)
“How will you get there?” (by car, plane, train, on foot, via a new mode of transportation?)
“Who will you see when you arrive?” (a friend? a family member? a creature? an alien?)
“What will you on your adventure?”
Then, allow your students to draw their adventures!
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