This purposeful activity has been designed to accompany a whole class reading of the picture book Thelma the Unicorn by Aaron Blabey. These no-prep book response worksheets will engage your students and get them thinking and relating themselves to the story.

After reading the text, students will make a text-to-self connection with the text by drawing or writing what they would wish for, if they had a wish.

We have included multiple options to suit the needs of your class, including:

1. Drawing
2. Drawing with a writing prompt on 24mm lines.
3. Drawing and 24mm writing lines.
4. Drawing with a writing prompt on 18mm lines.
5. Drawing and 18mm writing lines.

This task is perfect for a lesson, independent work, a small group task, scribing, evidence for assessment or for a relief folder!

Early Years and Foundation students may benefit from having this resource enlarged to A3 to provide more space for drawing and writing.

Turn this activity into a fun art project by enlarging the drawing template to A3 and:

1. Placing it on an easel for your students to paint on.
2. Providing magazines and newspapers for students to create a collage.
3. Providing craft materials, such as pom poms, pipe cleaners and buttons, for students to create a 3D image of their wish.

This resource is available in our basic fun font and all Australian state fonts.

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