ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House ???? Check Out My Mail with Me! I Get the BEST MAIL from MY READING Friends!!
Hello, my reading friends! It’s Annie, and today I want to share some special mail I got from my friends who love reading just like me. Let’s see what they sent!
The first mail is from Calvin in Dennisport, Massachusetts. He sent me a super cool cutout and a lovely picture. Thank you so much, Calvin!
Next, I got a letter from Ellie in Kennesaw, Georgia. She made a beautiful picture and wrote me a nice note. Thank you, Ellie! I also love the other pretty picture on the back.
This one is from Lucy in Las Cruces, New Mexico. She wrote me a sweet note and drew a picture of Rainbow Fish, her favorite book. Thank you, Lucy! It’s a beautiful picture.
Then, I received a letter from the Gonzalez family. Thank you so much for your kind words!
Faith sent me some wonderful pictures and notes. I think that’s me in her drawing, along with some of my stuffed animals, and she drew a heart. I love it so much!
This one is from Grace, who says they read with me every night. She drew a picture of me and my bookshelf, along with some stuffed animals that look just like mine. Thank you, Grace!
Lastly, I got a book from Deacon Golden at DIS Air Force Base in Texas. He made a book called “Two Forks Eating,” and on every page, the two forks are eating something different! They’re enjoying a carrot, blueberries, a banana split with ice cream, black beans, an apple, cantaloupe, and last but not least, spaghetti and meatballs. I love it!
Thank you so much, everyone, for your letters, cards, and pictures. I cherish them all. See you next time!
Mail Art Creation: Encourage the children to create their own mail art just like Annie’s friends did. Provide them with paper, crayons, markers, and stickers. Ask them to draw a picture or write a short note to a friend or family member. Once they finish, have them share their creations with the class and explain why they chose their particular design or message.
Story Time with Props: Using Deacon’s book “Two Forks Eating” as inspiration, have the children create their own short story using props. Provide them with plastic forks and a variety of toy foods or pictures of foods. Ask them to come up with a simple story about what the forks are eating and where they might be. Let them present their story to the class, encouraging creativity and storytelling skills.
Observation and Sharing: Ask the children to observe the mail they receive at home for a week. They can look at the different types of mail, such as letters, postcards, or packages. Encourage them to bring in a piece of mail they received (with permission) or draw a picture of it. In class, have a sharing session where each child talks about what they observed and why it was special to them.
Hello, my reading friends! It’s Annie, and I think it would be fun to share some of the mail I’ve received from you with all of our reading family.
The first one comes from Calvin in Dennisport, Massachusetts. He sent me a really cool cutout and a lovely picture. Thank you so much, Calvin!
The next one is from Ellie in Kennesaw, Georgia. She made me a beautiful picture and wrote me a nice note. Thank you, Ellie! I love the other beautiful picture on the back as well.
This one is from Lucy in Las Cruces, New Mexico. She wrote me a lovely note and drew a picture of Rainbow Fish, which is her favorite book. Thank you so much, Lucy! It’s a beautiful picture.
Next, we have a letter from the Gonzalez family. Thank you so much for your kind words!
Then, I received some wonderful pictures and notes from Faith. I think that’s me in her drawing, along with some of my stuffed animals, and she drew a heart. I love it so much!
This one is from Grace, who says they read with me every night. She drew a picture of me and my bookshelf, along with some stuffed animals that look just like mine. Thank you, Grace!
Lastly, this one is from Deacon Golden at DIS Air Force Base in Texas. He made me a book called “Two Forks Eating,” and on every page, the two forks are eating something different! They’re enjoying a carrot, blueberries, a banana split with ice cream, black beans, an apple, cantaloupe, and last but not least, spaghetti and meatballs. I love it!
Thank you so much, everyone, for your letters, cards, and pictures. I cherish them all. See you next time!
