Author/illustrator: Dr. Seuss/Roy McKie
Ten Apples Up On Top is about animals who try to make the apples fall off the animals' heads. I liked it because they had 10 apples up on their heads. My favorite part was when they hop with four apples. I would recommend this book to kids who like The Cat in the Hat.
Author/illustrator: James Kochalka
Johnny Boo & the Happy Apples is about a ghost who eats a sad apple and gets a super floopy noodle arm. I liked it because the ghosts are so cute. My favorite part was when the apple fell on the Ice Cream Monster's head. It's sad because Johnny Boo and Squiggle go into the Ice Cream Monster's tummy. It's happy when Johnny Boo super-booed. I would recommend this book to kids who like monsters and ghosts.
More Johnny Boo
- Johnny Boo: The Best Little Ghost in the World
- Johnny Boo: Twinkle Power
- Johnny Boo & the Mean Little Boy (August 31, 2010)
Johnny Boo and Tintin's self-portraits with apple prints:
aww i LOVE it!!! I need to do this with my girls this year!
ReplyDeletethanks for linking up, hope you link up each monday! plus you have an entry for the awesome giveaway!
This is great! Cute drawings, too!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a classic idea, I never get tired of it. So much fun for kids to paint with unusual objects and those darling drawings are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI had planned already for us to do that tomorrow! Your prints are great.
ReplyDeleteOooh how cute are these selfportraits?! Love the apple prints too. We haven't "much printing" yet, but will have to have a go soon. I bet Red Ted would love it!
ReplyDelete"Thank you" for stopping by!! So pleased to have you join in Kids Get Crafty!!!
See you again next week?
Maggy, Red Ted Art
What fun I love the reading and crafting. I am still to play with apple and potato prints.
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Very sweet drawings!
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I love apple prints :)
ReplyDeleteYou know we never did apple prints with all of our different apple projects we did last year. I kept meaning to.
ReplyDeleteI love it! His drawing is just adorable.
ReplyDeleteWe did something similar, as a math activity, once. We used apple stickers. Apple prints would've been more fun.
I love the drawings. They are wonderful!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove apple printing! Love that book too!
ReplyDeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteI was perusing the web, looking for great "Dr. Seuss" activities to share with the pediatric therapy professionals we serve, and found your Ten Apples Self Portraits They are darling! I was wondering if I could have permission to feature the photo on our Instagram feed.
(http://instagram.com/pediastaff#).
As you may know, I am unable to create a clickable link to your post through Instagram but I would obviously credit your blog and put a link to the specific page the post came from along with suggestion that they visit that page on your blog for directions and more pictures in the description if that works...
Here is the post that has the image I would love to share
http://litlad.blogspot.com/2010/08/ten-apples-up-on-top-and-johnny-boo.html
Thanks so much in advance!
oh sorry I can be reached at heidi@pediastaff.com
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