This draw-a-rhyme story is from the book, Phonemic Awareness by Creative Teaching Press. And this story about a monster would be perfect to share for Halloween!
For this story, you draw a picture together by reading the story and filling in the missing rhyming words (those that are underlined). The missing words will let you know what to draw next.
When you draw a monster, it is said,
you always begin with his head.
He'll be able to see when he flies,
if we draw two bright eyes.
To tell which way the cold wind blows,
our monster will need a great big nose.
Look to the north and look to the south,
now we can give our monster a mouth.
Some up above and some beneath,
our monster has a lot of teeth.
Now, under his chin, let's just check,
that's where we should put his neck.
So he won't be tipsy-toddy,
let's give him a polka-dot body.
If he really, really begs,
I guess we could give him legs.
To make our monster nice and neat,
we'll have to teach him to wipe his feet.
A notice sent by air mail!
We can't forget the monster's tail.
He isn't fierce, he isn't hairy,
but don't you think he's a little scary?
We did this tonight and these are my kids' monster creations:
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