Kids aren't the only ones into costumes around here. Just look at what I found our plastic dinosaurs wearing:
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Maurice Sendak
Thank you and goodbye to the best of the best of the best.
Maurice Sendak (June 10, 1928 - May 8, 2012)
Illustrations from just a few of our many beloved Sendak books: In the Night Kitchen, Chicken Soup with Rice, Alligators All Around, The Wheel on the School (by Meindert DeJong) and Little Bear (by Else Holmelund Minarik) all published by HarperCollins.
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
More Fun with Superhero Paperdolls
Do you remember this post from a long time ago? It turned out that it was just the beginning of our continuing adventures in paper hero-making...
We keep coming back to this project over and over. The kids do love to play with these figures. Since they are all laminated, they have withstood quite a lot of heroic crime-fighting action. And, as we all enjoy making them, we now have quite a collection!
Here are a few (easy to make) special add-ons and accessories that have made our characters even MORE fun to play with:
As you can see, the boys have learned to draw some of their own, relying on me for just a little help with cardboard cutting and laminating, and that has made some of our characters even more weird and wonderful. They have fantastic names, too, like: Dr. Eye-Distance, Star Chest, Thumper, Glow, and Captain Red-Flash Thunder-Side.
These two were added last weekend:
You can go back to the original post here, for the basic instructions and a printable template. If you do make your own, please link to your pictures in the comments. I'd love to see them!
We keep coming back to this project over and over. The kids do love to play with these figures. Since they are all laminated, they have withstood quite a lot of heroic crime-fighting action. And, as we all enjoy making them, we now have quite a collection!
Here are a few (easy to make) special add-ons and accessories that have made our characters even MORE fun to play with:
As you can see, the boys have learned to draw some of their own, relying on me for just a little help with cardboard cutting and laminating, and that has made some of our characters even more weird and wonderful. They have fantastic names, too, like: Dr. Eye-Distance, Star Chest, Thumper, Glow, and Captain Red-Flash Thunder-Side.
These two were added last weekend:
You can go back to the original post here, for the basic instructions and a printable template. If you do make your own, please link to your pictures in the comments. I'd love to see them!
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