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1. The Thing About Yetis – Perfect Picture Book Friday

Title: The Thing About Yetis Author & Illustrator: Vin Vogel Publisher: Dial Books for Young Readers, 2015 Themes: winter, yetis, summer Ages: 3-5 Opening: The thing about yetis is that yetis love winter Synopsis: Everyone knows yetis love winter. They love snowball fights and hot chocolate and sledding. But even yetis … Continue reading

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2. Free activity sheets from Jane Ray, Carly Hart and Alex Milway

Back at the start of the month I wrote a post all about activity books for kids, why I like them and why we’ll be using some during the summer holidays (which have now officially begun in our neck of the woods).

Photo: *L*u*z*A*

Then I started thinking about the free resources that are available; many illustrators have activity sheets on their websites and if you have a printer (or can use the printer at the library) you can make these up in to your own activity books.

Over the course of the next six weeks I’ll be pointing you to a wide variety of free activity sheets created by children’s book illustrators (in between “regular” posts). I hope some of them appeal to you and your kids and that they give you all a few minutes happy drawing / scribbling / creating together!

Jane Ray has illustrated over 30 books including The Lost Happy Endings (which we reviewed here) and Can you catch a Mermaid (which guestposter Cathy from Nurturestore included in her selection of books here), as well as many fairy tales.

On Jane Ray’s website you can find…

  • colouring in sheets for mermaids, washing lines and mythical beasts
  • Book plates for you to cut out, decorate and stick inside your favourite books
  • Carly Hart‘s first picture book, Don’t Dip Your Chips in Your Drink Kate! won Highly Commended Picture Book and Community Libraries Favourite Book at the Sheffield Children’s Book Award in 2010, and the Children’s Bookseller Magazine has described her as “a rising picture book star”.

    On Carly’s website there are lots of activity sheets including…

  • Designing a seed packet to grow your own dinosaur
  • A tutorial for making your own rhyme machine
  • Alex Milway has written and illustrated 3 Comments on Free activity sheets from Jane Ray, Carly Hart and Alex Milway, last added: 7/23/2011

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