Writing prompt: A color only my soul can understandA writing exercise for children ages 8 to 12
Published:
July 2, 2010 |
A famous artist named Paul Klee said, “Color is the place where our
brain and the universe meet.” Colors are amazing—they speak every
language; they show our moods, feelings, memories; describe physical
surfaces like mountain tops and swimming pools, old barns, summer
mornings, and baseball fields before dark.
Pick a color.
It might be your favorite color, or it might be a color you haven’t
worn or given much thought to in a while. Then take a walk. Take your
time to see and feel all the things that are this color. |
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