Ms. Sophie's Collection

This is a companion worksheet for the book Everybody Needs A Rock by Byrd Baylor. I suggest reading the book to students then having them find their own rock that they then reflect on using the worksheet. Suggestion: I find having the colors of the world crayons or colored pencils available helps students accurately draw their rocks since there are so may beautiful browns in those sets.

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15 different hair styles on two different bodies. very short, short, medium, and long hair lengthscurly, wavy, and straight hair texturesbody with shorts and body with skirtI kept trying to find coloring pages that represented my students accurately but couldn't so I decided to make my own. I hope these help your students feel seen and included! I drew these by hand so I wasn't able to include a few hairstyles like box braids because it was a little beyond my ability. If that changes I will add