The Review Published after his death, this book is about colors and how they describe our moods. The illustrations, at Dr. Suess's request, were drawn by another artist so that they would show what others are feeling. It's a beautiful, simple rhyme of what we can feel. The Activities Write out the words on a chart and then have students make monochromatic designs to illustrate the poetry.
Colors can create images.
Write color words and then illustrate with monochromatic prints. For Older Students Compare the artwork in another Suess story to the artwork in this story. Compare and contrast the styles of the artists. In true Dr. Seuss style, this book will become a classic in every class. Every time you turn a page in this book, you are presented with a new colour and a relative emotion.