This post is part of the 31 MORE Days of Literature Unit Studies series. You can find all of the links to the thirty-one studies in this post. If you’d like to use these ideas to create your own unit study, this post has step-by-step instructions as well as a free unit study planner. (Want to know more about what, exactly, a unit study is? This post will help.)
While you’re reading and working on your unit study, you can download this free printables pack of graphic organizers for reading. It has a plot chart, venn diagram, KWL chart, two mini book report organizers, a character analysis chart, a plot outline chart, and a reading response sheet where students can record facts while reading.

Extension Activities for the Book
- Why would Tommy’s class get only one piece of paper?
- Why do you think the teacher only wanted him to use school crayons?
- Is it a good idea for people who want to be artists to copy a picture? Why?
- Do you think Tommy’s art teacher came up with a good idea?
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Resources for Studying Art with Kids

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