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Tag Archives: Eric Carle
A Visit to The Eric Carle Museum
Just when I thought I might not discover something new, my recent visit to the Eric Carle Museum proved me very wrong. Everything I experienced and saw was very new. Lucky me! The main event was the museum’s annual Barbara … Continue reading
Posted in America, art, Author interview, Book Review, children's books, Early Education, Eric Carle, geography, Inspiration, Learning About the World, museums, Nature, patriotism, picture books, reading aloud, Teaching young children, wonder
Tagged children's book illustrations, Ed Emberley, Eric Carle, Eric Carle Museum, Wendell Minor
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An Eric Carle Trilogy
Surely, The Very Hungry Caterpillar was here. Words to live by. The sun – Eric Carle’s most immortalized art. Jennie
A Visit to the Eric Carle Museum – More Than I Imagined
The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art in Amherst, Massachusetts is a favorite for any lover of children’s books – because it exhibits the original art illustrations of the books. One of my first visits was to see the … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, children's books, Eric Carle, Expressing words and feelings, Inspiration, museums, picture books, The Arts
Tagged Art of illustrators, Astrid Sheckels, children's books, Classic illustrations, Eric Carle, Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Garth Williams, James Marshall, Kadir Nelson, Mo Willams, Paddington Bear, Picture book illustrations, Winnie the Pooh
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StoryWalk – An Eric Carle Book
A StoryWalk is a book, told with a series of signs, planted outdoors along a walk, that take you through each page of a book. You follow along, walking from one ‘page’ of a story to the next. It is … Continue reading
Eric Carle and Kate DiCamillo
Getting more than what you expected is a wonderful thing. When that ‘more’ lingers for weeks, that’s a bonus. I went to the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art a few weeks ago to hear Newbery Award winning author … Continue reading
Posted in Author interview, Book Review, books, children's books, Early Education, Eric Carle, museums, picture books, reading, reading aloud
Tagged Author presentation, children's books, Early Education, End Papers, Eric Carle, Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, House For Hermit Crab, Inspiration, Kate DiCamillo, picture books, reading books to children
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The Very Hungry Caterpillar – 50th Anniversary
Fifty years. That’s a very long time. For a book to still be alive, vibrant, and read all over the world – fifty years later – is astounding. The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle is celebrating it’s 50th anniversary … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, books, children's books, Early Education, Eric Carle, history, picture books, preschool, reading aloud, reading aloud, The Arts
Tagged children's books, Eric Carle, picture books, Reading to children, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Very Hungry Caterpillar turns 50
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The Man Himself, Eric Carle
I was tenth on the waiting list to hear Eric Carle – the man himself – speak to a packed audience. It is the 50th anniversary of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Can you imagine this childhood favorite book has been in … Continue reading
Posted in art, books, children's books, Early Education, Eric Carle, Imagination, Inspiration, museums, picture books, preschool, reading, reading aloud, Teaching young children, young children
Tagged art, children's books, Early Education, Eric Carle, Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Imagination, Inspiration, literacy, picture books, reading books to children, The Very Hungry Caterpillar
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Words of Wisdom, Beautifully Illustrated
Quote from “The Power and the Glory” by Graham Greene. Words illustrated by Eric Carle. Jennie
Posted in art, Early Education, Eric Carle, Expressing words and feelings, Imagination, Inspiration, Quotes, wonder, young children
Tagged Childhood, Eric Carle, Graham Greene, Opening a door, Quotes, The future
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Meeting an Author
Last week I met Eric Carle. Let me say it a little louder, “Last week I met Eric Carle!” The man, a world renowned children’s author and illustrator, is 88 years old. His history is fascinating. So is he. My author … Continue reading