What is the main idea of the poem "Clay Play"?
Creativity comes from exploring and experimenting
Clay art requires rules
From Clay Play, what does the line “what it really wants to be” suggest?
The clay decides its final shape
The clay will break easily
In the poem Crayons, what does “the sunlight I carry around in my head” mean?
The speaker remembers real sunlight
The speaker imagines how sunlight should look
From Clay Play, what can the clay be shaped into according to the poem?
Only one object
Many different objects
What is the main idea of the poem "Crayons"?
Crayons are hard to use
Imagination is stronger than the art tools
In the poem Crayons, what does the speaker want the picture to be like?
Stronger and brighter
Smaller and darker
From Clay Play, what action is mentioned many times in the poem?
Cutting and tearing
Pounding and rolling
In the poem Crayons, which colors does the speaker try using?
Yellow and red
Blue and green
From Clay Play, what does the poet suggest you should do if the clay doesn’t look right?
Throw it away
Keep shaping it
In the poem Crayons, what art tool does the speaker use?
Crayons
Paint
What material is the poem "Clay Play" mainly about?
Play
Clay
In the poem Crayons, how does the speaker feel about the picture made with crayons?
Very pleased
Not very pleased