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Page"O"Fun
about me
The easiest way to build a character is from the ground up. So, start with the feet!
It's your job to finish the monster however you would like! Fins? Flippers? Two eyes or
fourteen? It's up to you!
There are certainly Monsters in Manhattan, but I bet you can find monsters hiding ALL OVER your very own school.
Create scary, interesting or funny monsters that live in the gym, the cafeteria, the principal's office and even the bathroom! Write their stories and draw what
you think your school's unique creatures look like.
Teachers and parents can use this handy discussion guide to help their children dive deeper into the book.
Filled with fun facts about
the stories creation, guiding questions,curriculum connectors and fun projects, this guide makes reading the book just the
beginning of the fun!
Manhattan is crawling with creatures, creeps and assorted kooky characters!
Explore the Monster Map and get
special biographies on all the monsters. Plus, tons of fun facts about all of the incredible landmarks and tourist attractions
of New York City.
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the monster map
Be cartoon think fantasy mark color boogers photograph scare excite explore tell stories create dream Believe Paint laugh fart wonder joke remember share invent imagine make a mess inspire sketch grow amaze build design goof-off draw write
Do you think that you know
where my monsters live?
Well, here's you chance to prove it!
Halloween Boy and the christmas kid
Teacher & parent guide
Monsters in Manhattan - Teacher and parent guide
Monsters in Manhattan - Teacher and parent guide
Monsters in Manhattan - Game show quiz
Teachers and parents can use this handy discussion guide to help their children dive deeper into the book.
Filled with fun facts about the story's creation, guiding questions,
curriculum connectors and fun projects, this guide makes reading the book just the beginning of the fun!
The idea
How old do you have to
be to make a book?
The "not-so-fast" start
to my career.
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the "everyday"tree
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funny stories &
places for inspiration
The story
Speed Coloring
The Books
The sketches
Monsters
in "my school"
Don't just read the books, PLAY with the books!
The Empire State
Building Challenge
I bet you didn't realize how easy it is to make a monster? It is super easy! Just look around the house for anything old, unused or on it's way to the trash. Shoe boxes, soda cans, straws, cotton balls, CDs or even old sneakers can be the fantastic beginning of a spooky, hilarious or goofy monster. Watch the video or click on the hand-out to see how!
The Empire State Building has 102 floors,
I bet you can't stack 102 nickels, or blocks, or dice or anything else. I bet you can't!
Prove me wrong!!
Check out some examples!
Teachers and parents can use this handy discussion guide to help their children dive deeper into the book.
Filled with fun facts aboutthe stories creation, guiding questions,curriculum connectors and fun projects, this guide makes reading the book just the
beginning of the fun!
Teachers and parents can use
this handy discussion guide to help their children dive deeper into the book.
Filled with fun facts about the stories creation, guiding questions, curriculum connectors and fun
projects, this guide makes reading thebook just the beginning of the fun!
How a book is made
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The old shirt
The illustrations
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The "feet sheet"
Everybody Wake Up!! - Teacher and parent guide
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THE HOMEMADE
MONSTER PROJECT