Welcome to Read. Explore. Learn! This meme was designed to be a place for you to share the learning opportunities, crafts, field trips, and other activities you have done this week that tie-in to children’s books. I look forward to seeing the ways you have learned with and explored books.
Steps:
- Link your book-related activity below. Please make sure your post has a book in it.
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Please place the Read.Explore.Learn. badge on your post or create a link back to this meme.
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Please try to visit at least three of the other people that have placed links below and leave a comment. I will visit each of you and leave a kind comment and Stumble your post.
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If you are not linking up an activity and are just visiting, please try to stop by a few of the links below.
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I would love a comment too.
My Book Tie-Ins of the Week:
- My Mom Has X-Ray Vision by Angela McAllister explores how a mom can know what you are up to when she isn’t even in the same room as you are. Among other things how does she know you have her pots and pans?
- Matthew decides to test out his mom’s vision and whether she can see through walls. Mom doesn’t pass the test. She doesn’t know where he is hiding due to her saving the life of the neighbor next door during that same period of time.
- There must be another way that she finds things out Matthen decides. Maybe she has eyes on the back of her head. This is such a cute book. I love the illustrations done by Alex T. Smith. The mom pictured in her superhero outfit is priceless. Leaving the children hanging as to how mom knows things will be a great story starter. I bet your children can come up with other superpowers mom and dads can have.
What did we do?
Craft
JDaniel added hair to a self-portrait of me using noodles. I decided to use 3-D glasses instead of x-ray glasses. JDaniel got a little carried away with the noodles. I wish my hair was this full of the volume of both sides of my head.
Disclaimer: I was sent a copy of this book to review by Tiger Tale Books.
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I always love reading your book activities – they are always so creative and give me so many ideas for what to do with Georgia.
Peace to your weekend…thanks again for encouraging us all!
That is a cute idea!!
So cute! You always remind me that there is more to than just reading a book to your child. I need to be more interactive too. Thanks for the inspiration!
That looks like a really fun activity. Thanks for hosting!
Love the 3-D glasses! Sounds like a great book! Stumbled this.
I totally agree with you- I now have “pasta hair envy!” :0)
hehehe I do indeed have x-ray vision – even my husband marvels… love the past and LOVE the 3D glasses – do they still make those? Fab craft and book & thank you for the linky!
M x
Such a cute idea!
What a funny book!
Fabulous noodle portrait and the 3D glasses are a nice touch! Sometimes I wish I had x-ray vision and eyes in the back of my head.
Love the noodles!
It is always so interesting to me to see kids’ interpretations of mom and dad.
Thank you so much for linking to the Resource Centre! I am sure teachers will love the way they can use the different textures of pasta!
I love the noodle hair!!!
I may do this with Mo. Cute.
wow.
love your hair mom!
That is such a cute and fun craft!!