Hillary,

When I was in elementary school we did a project based on the Red Fish, Blue
Fish book by Dr. Seuss.

We stuffed white paper bags (lunch bags?) with newspaper to form the body of
a fish and then tied the top about 2-3 inches down to form a tail.  Then we
glued 'stuff' to our fish to indicate different professions or
personalities.  (Can't remember if we decorated first and then stuffed the
bag but I think the stuffing was first)  I remember a ballerina fish and one
creative kid made a tree fish (he glued lots of paper leaves and some real
ones to his fish like scales and said it was a fish that lived in the
forest).  Mine was a junk fish because I found a lot of washers, hooks and
screws to attach.

While we were working our teacher had a short discussion about everyone
being different -- likes and dislikes, professions, skin color, eye color,
etc.  As you can see the project made a lasting impression upon at least one
student!

Sarah Andrews
Woodrow Wilson House
2340 S Street, NW
Washington, DC  20008
(202)387-4062 ext 12


-----Original Message-----
From: Hillary Bucs [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 1:11 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: art activities needed for Dr. Suess' birthday and Easter


Hello all,
I need some new ideas for art room activities for
Dr.Suess' birthday and Easter. I am doing Easter
because I am also highlighting Passover and St.
Patrick's Day.

Thanks!

Hillary Haft Bucs
Public Programs Coordinator
Kidspace Children's Museum
Pasadena, CA
626-449-9144 ext. 14
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