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The Great Big Jam Comic!
Share this PostThe Great Big Jam Comic is a collaborative cartooning activity taking place on Twitter! It began when five Cartoonists created the first five pages. Cartoonist #1 drew the …
Make Your Own Read-Along Scarecrow Finger Puppet
Reading your favorite fall-themed picture book can become an interactive storytelling adventure with these finger puppet reading buddies!
Jumbies-Inspired Upcycled Masks
Upcycle egg cartons and odds and ends from your art supplies to create your own masks. Perfect for readers’ theater, independent play, or decorating a book display – make your masks colorful, creepy, or anything in between!
Mini Book Snacks For Your Book Club Menu
Whether you’re planning a book club menu for tweens, introducing kindergarteners to the library, or hosting a book-themed birthday party, these mini book snacks are edible works of literary brilliance!
Make A Crayon Box School Bus
Make a toy school bus from a 64 count crayon box! It’s the perfect activity to pair with back to school books or a vehicle/transportation storytime.
A Different Pond: Sky/Pond Reflection Paintings
The illustrations of A Different Pond show the beauty and magic of a starlit sky reflected in a body of water. No matter how simple the activities taking place – gathering sticks, laughing at jokes, catching fish – they all seem more special and significant against the gorgeous backdrop. With a few simple art supplies, your little readers can create their own Sky/Pond reflection paintings.
Tea With Oliver Paper Teacups
Tea With Oliver creator Mika Song teams up with pop-up book maker Sam Ita to create the ultimate paper tea cup!
Things To Do Poetry Mobile Craft
The picture book Things To Do inspires us to do something crafty. This Poetry Mobile craft plays with the fluidity, motion and magic of poems in a concreted way and makes a beautiful decoration. It’s a perfect way to bring language and art together with children of any age.
Little Red Story Shapes
Explore the visual wonder of Bethan Woollvin’s LITTLE RED and how the structural elements of the book give the illustrations emotion.