Last fall, when the leaves began to change colors, I posted about Lois Ehlert’s Leaf Man and I showed you how to create your own leaf man. I also showed you how to press leaves between wax paper and suggested a few ways to use those pressed leaves.
Today’s book teaches you how to make animals out of leaves. It does a much better job than I could ever do. I recommend it highly.
Morteza E. Sohi’s Look What I Did with a Leaf does more than just show you how to create an elephant, a peacock, a fox, a frog, a rooster, and many more animals using leaves. This book also teaches about the life cycle of a leaf and includes a field guide to many types of leaves that are found throughout the United States.
When learning about the life cycle of a leaf, what kid wouldn’t love taking a leaf walk and creating his or her own leaf animal?
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2 comments:
An art lover like you should perhaps visit Ruth's blog today (http://ruthie822.blogspot.com/) with an interesting article about Beatrice Wood!
Thanks, Peter. I went and checked it out and then added the blog to my favorites. Thank you for bringing that post to my attention!
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