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Day The Crayons Quit Book Report

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This book is very entertaining and would appeal to children as well as adults. The Day the Crayons Quit is a witty story about a little boy who discovers the crayons in his crayon box are missing and notes have been left, all written by an individual crayon to, for the most part, express some grievance with the amount of work or the kind of work they do while coloring. This book would be a fantastic book to use across multiple grade levels. It would be a great way to discuss colors, how everything has a color, how color is used, as well as point of view, voice, and persuasive letter writing.

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