Wild Things {for Halloween and Beyond}

There is something about October, or maybe the full moon over our house and the way my kids have been behaving, that has me thinking about Where the Wild Things Are.

Making Learning Fun has downloads for toilet paper characters of many of the Wild Thing favorites.

Hostess With the Mostess shared the most fantastic wild rumpus!

Deep Space Sparkle put together a watercolor lesson for first graders inspired by the book.

Anna the Red assembled an amazing Where the Wild Things Are bento meal.

Instructables  posted pictures and a brief explanation of how to put together some wild Halloween costumes.

Matsutake explained a simple and cute Halloween craft that they modified to make Max and a monster.

WilliamsMe1 uses the book to model a text talk book lesson.

EdGalaxy compiled links of many different language arts activities for an entire unit of study surrounding Where the Wild Things Are.

se7en put together some great Wild Things shadow puppets.

Watch a video tutorial from WhiMSy to help you create this cute Wild Thing puppet.

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