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Student Instructions
You never know what will come out of a broken crayon!
1. Choose a color and color 
your crayon.
2. Draw 
what jumped out of your crayon.
3. Use the 
tool to write what jumped out of your broken crayon.
4. Click 
to submit your work.
Teacher Notes (not visible to students)
Students love celebrating holidays. National Crayon Day is March 31st. I created this for my students to create a broken crayon drawing. I got the idea from https://www.debbieohi.com/brokencrayon-classroom/ I read Gurple and Preen: A Broken Crayon Cosmic Adventure by Linda Sue Park and Debi Ridpath Ohi to my students. I think you can read any crayon book to go long with this activity.
