I'm not just a scribble activities

This bulleting board was inspired by the book "I'm not just a Scribble". My preschoolers created their own Scribbles by using white paper and markers.

When children are young, their coloring artwork looks like a bunch of scribbles…at least to adults. But their creations are not just scribbles – they have color, character, shape, and personality! That’s why I love Diane Alber’s book, I’m NOT Just a Scribble… The main character (Scribble), along with the other illustrations in the book, are […]

Mrs. Downes Elementary Art Class on Instagram: "First day of Art for first grade ended with a quick drawing activity after reading the book “I’m Not Just a Scribble” by Diane Alber! We talked about how everyone is an artist and has something creative to bring to the table, just like Scribble. Aren’t there scribble cartoons just the cutest?! 😍 #firstdayofschool #firstday #firstgrade #artclass #elementaryart #scribble #scribbleart #imnotjustascribble #drawing #artteacher…

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Have you heard of the book "I'm Not Just a Scribble"? If not, and you teach early childhood art classes, you should totally check it out. N...

Pencils & Paint. Art 4 Kids on Instagram: “PK kids from Art Club. They loved bringing their scribbles to life☺️ Inspired by the book ' I'm not just a Scribble '…”

This adorable scribble art project is a perfect way to ease into the year and practice early skills while creating fun, bright works of art.

Browse over 50 educational resources created by Diane Alber in the official Teachers Pay Teachers store.

Read aloud I’m Not Just A Scribble by Diane Alber to your first, second and third grade students and use these printable activities and worksheets created by Clutter-Free Classroom and teaching ideas to deliver standards-based reading lessons. Your elementary students will love this children’s book, which is great for teaching topics like summarizing, analyzing character, plot, identifying genre, sequencing and cause and effect. Grab all of the helpful tips and printables you need here!

Scribble drawings. Monsters for Halloween.