Have you seen me?
It’s rather difficult to draw a subject that moves at the speed of light!
Reflections on Local Fowl
The ducks may know nothing, but this group of young authors knows a mighty lot!
A million or bajillion letters!
A few days ago, our friends at Word for Word dropped off a most magical thing…
Thank you to our dear friends at Word for Word!
That’s a wrap! After two weeks of shows, our dear friends over at Word for WordPLAY and Z Space have wrapped their production of The Eyes and the Impossible.
On the loose! Real stories of Golden Gate Park’s bison
In San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park, there is a long history of bison exploring the world beyond their paddock.
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Teachers, librarians, and other educators often send us lesson plans that they use to teach The Eyes and the Impossible!
Behold! A package transported on the shells of snails
A group of fourth graders at Hillendale Elementary School in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania mailed this wondrous package of drawings, stories, and more!
Johannes and his friends take to the stage!
Z Space and Word for WordPLAY present a bold new stage adaptation of The Eyes and the Impossible.
The greatest map these eyes have ever seen
Take a look at the wonderful project created by Ms. Rovetto’s and Ms. Mattesky’s sixth grade students at the Academy of the Sacred Heart in New Orleans, Louisiana!