Here is my most favorite, from THE MIRACULOUS JOURNEY OF EDWARD TULANE by Kate DiCamillo.
Edward is holding a notebook where each student wrote a little something about Edward's journey. This one says, "I belive Edwards journey was worth it because when Edward only loved Himself he should also love people and also be kind to himself and people." Isn't that precious??!
How about WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE by Maurice Sendak?
And check out these familiar book characters:
Here are a couple of less familiar book characters that should be more familiar!
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| JOHNNY APPLESEED by Steven Kellogg |
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| MISS SMITH'S INCREDIBLE STORYBOOK by Michael Garland |
I will leave you with A BAD CASE OF THE STRIPES by David Shannon:
Hmmm... wouldn't it be fun to make a Ludelphia scarecrow from LEAVING GEE'S BEND?? Oh, wait, somebody already did. :)
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| created by Black Belt Treasures. :) |
This is so cool! Thanks for sharing, Irene. I've never seen book character scarecrows before, but what a great idea.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! Thanks for sharing, Irene. I've never seen book character scarecrows before, but what a great idea.
ReplyDeleteMuch fun Irene!
ReplyDeleteAppreciations to the school, coordinating teacher & the creative students.
And thanks for sharing.
This creative post is motivating me to leave the office & go photograph our area park's annual scarecrow walkway. There is usually at least one book-themed entry.
Happy Halloween time!
What a great idea! I am bookmarking this to save....thank you, Irene. I needed this today! So jolly! xx
ReplyDeleteIrene, not sure how I missed this post, but these scarecrows are adorable. This could be a perfect project for my book club. Hey, scarecrows aren't just for Halloween...maybe we could do them for fall fun - anytime before December, right?
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