For this week's stART project, we read A Good Night Walk by Elisha Cooper. In it, they take a walk before bed and as they go around the neighborhood they see things (like the clothes on the line, the mail truck, a pie cooling, etc.) and on the way back home they see the same houses (but with the clothes off the line, the mail truck gone, the pie eaten and the lights out)...
We took our own walk and Ryleigh pointed out some of the things that she saw (a red car, a railroad track, a bank, a mailbox, etc.).... I then tried to find some of the same things in some old magazines. We cut them out and Ryleigh glued them on as a collage...
After we were done with the collage, we "relived" our walk...
as we talked about seeing each item on the collage
Our Materials....
After we were done with the collage, we "relived" our walk...
as we talked about seeing each item on the collage
Our Materials....
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What a great idea! I love your craft & the activity you did with it! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet premise for a storybook! We'll have to try to find it at the library.
ReplyDeletePerfect book as the evenings turn warmer. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteI love collages they are so much fun to do.
ReplyDeleteHave a blessed day
April
It's a great idea - and you clearly have a lot of magazines ready for collage use :) I loved the pictures of Ryleigh focusing on her work, and the book sounds pretty interesting too.
ReplyDeleteWow this sounds like such a cute book, we will have to check it out! I love the collage too. Thank you for linking up to stART :)
ReplyDeleteSo glad we can go for night walks now that the weather is nice! We love making collages, too.
ReplyDeleteWe go for walks after dinner. This would be a great book and activity for us.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea! I'm going to look for that book at the library next time we go.
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What a cool idea! My kids would love this.
ReplyDeleteGreat activity to go with your book. I love books that really trigger us to "do" something.
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