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Love from The Very Hungry Caterpillar Magna Tile Structure Set

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LOVE is in the air!  How do you give your kiddos the gift of love this Valentine’s Day?

Give them our LOVE from The Very Hungry Caterpillar Magna-Tiles^® Structures Set by Eric Carle.  

What better way than to have our caterpillar inch its way into their heart this Valentine’s season. This interactive magnetic tile set helps build your child’s retelling and story sequencing skills, plus encourages creativity!  Nothing says “I love you” more than an adored story of over 50 years that keeps on giving the love.

All the Details:

• All our Magna-Tiles^® Structures^® sets are kid-friendly for little hands and parent, teacher, and caregiver approved.
• All pieces feature SuperColor^® technology on both sides. All tiles can be used to create a 3D Very Hungry Caterpillar while the other side has the words, “I love you”.
• This set contains 9 three-inch square tiles, 4 quarter round tiles, 2 right triangle tiles and 1 six-inch square tile.
• Made with Magna-Tiles^®, this set is compatible with all Magna-Tiles^® Structures^® and original Magna-Tiles^® sets.
• Ages 3 years and up.

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Eric Carle-style Hearts by Art with Jenny K

Textured Heart Art Projects for Valentine’s Day

There are three parts to this Valentine’s Day art lesson.

The first part of the lesson is how to make the textured pink paper. I teach my students about Eric Carle and we make “Eric Carle-style” textured paper. I will explain exactly how to make this paper–it’s a lot of fun!

Part two of this unit includes a video of how to make this paper. In case the photographs aren’t clear enough, I have made a video to explain it further. Also, my hope is that the video will help you when you teach this lesson so your students can watch the video and you won’t have to try and teach how to do this technique. In other words, let me do the teaching for you!

The third part of this lesson is using the Eric Carle-style textured pink paper to make puzzle hearts. The great part about this lesson is there is close to a 100% success rate for students. That, to me, is a great percentage for Valentine’s Day! We want everyone to feel good about their art, especially this time of year. Students are always so creative with this project.

I have lots of Valentine’s Day-themed art-infused activities that your kids will love:

• Valentine’s Day Coloring Sheets + Writing Prompts
• Valentine’s Day Math Review Coloring Sheets
• Valentine’s Day Collaborative Table Posters
• Valentine’s Day Agamographs
• Valentine’s Day Mailboxes
• Valentine’s Day Collaborative Door Poster
• Valentine’s Day DIY Cards
• Valentine’s Day Message Boxes
• Valentine’s Day Activity: Heart-shaped candy dishes using clay!

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Jenny K.

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Eric Karl

Eric Karl

Beloved by millions of children, the author of The Seahorse and The Very Hungry Caterpillar grew up in Germany, but at age 23 he arrived in New York, the city of his dreams, with a folder full of drawings and $40 in his pocket. He was lucky: he was immediately hired as a designer by the prestigious New York Times, where he worked for many years in the advertising department, not at all interested in children’s books.

So his successful, but unremarkable career would have flowed, but one day, quite unexpectedly, a well-known children’s writer called him and asked him to draw illustrations for his book. It turned out that he liked the huge lobster, which Eric came up with to advertise a restaurant where the writer accidentally dined. This call launched the career of Eric Karl, a storyteller and illustrator. Suffice it to say that the same, first, book – “Bear, bear, what do you see?” – has been on the shelves of bookstores for 40 years.

Following her, Eric Karl began to create his own books, which almost instantly dispersed in huge editions. The reason for this success is not only the theme he chose – animals that all children love so much – but also a special technique invented by him. The artist works in the collage technique from tissue paper, which he folds into several layers and paints, giving it the desired shades and texture. Pictures made in this way are airy and very lively. Often in his books there are also “slotted illustrations”: through the hole on the page, a part of the next page is visible, after it – the next one – and so on until the very end. It turns out a little detective: what’s next? In some fairy tales there is even a “soundtrack”. All this adds a playful element to the book. It is no longer just a book, but a book to play with and a toy to read.

And yet these are not just toy books with magnificent illustrations. These are also tiny encyclopedias about the world of animals, insects and fish, from which even the smallest readers can draw a lot of interesting scientific information. Here is what the writer himself writes about this: “Most of my books are a bridge thrown from home to school. For me, the house is always warm, toys, the elder who holds your hand or shakes you in his arms. And school is such an unknown, strange and a little scary place for a child. Will it be good there? New people, teacher, comrades – will they like me?. . After all, the unknown often brings fear with it. With the help of a bridge built from my books, I try to fight this fear by offering the child something positive, entertaining. After all, there is so much creativity in children, they are naturally curious – and I want to show them that learning can be both interesting and fun.” We really hope that Eric Karl’s books will become such a bridge for your children: from home to school, from play to knowledge, from the incomprehensible and frightening to fascinating and kind.

Books by this author

	Very Hungry Caterpillar Author: Erik Karl Illustrator: Erik Karl Translator: Shapiro Jan Recommended age: 1 to 4 years old Eric Karl, the famous American children’s artist and writer, has many great books, but the most famous of all is The Very Hungry Caterpillar. This amazing book has about 20 pages and no more than 200 words. 200 words that parents have been reading aloud to their babies in twenty-four languages ​​for forty years. According to the British charity Booktrust, The Very Hungry Caterpillar took second place in the list of “The Best Books for Children”, confidently beating even “Harry Potter”. →
	Head to toe Author: Erik Karl Illustrator: Erik Karl Translator: Shapiro Jan Recommended age: 1 to 4 years old We are used to the fact that books, especially books for the little ones, tell a story: animals come to life in a fairy tale, and good always triumphs over evil. And that’s great. But there are still such books, they are often called picture books, which do not seek to tell any special story, in them you will not find poems that you can recite on a walk or sing before going to bed, in these books the most important thing is illustrations: bright, colorful, unusual. These books seem to be created in order to simply introduce the child to the book. And at the same time, get involved in the game. This is the book invented and made by the classic of American children’s literature Eric Karl. →
	Baby seed Author: Erik Karl Illustrator: Erik Karl Translator: Evgeniya Kanishcheva Recommended age: From 1 to 7 years old In autumn, the wind lifts flower seeds into the sky and carries them far, far away. The smallest seed, quite a crumb, flies behind everyone. Will the little seed be able to overcome all obstacles and become the biggest flower? →
	Hard day at the spider Author: Erik Carl Illustrator: Eric Carl Translator: Natalia Kaloshina Recommended age: From 0 to 3 years Eric Karl’s ninth book translated into Russian! The spider weaves its web: it is attentive and focused, and no one can distract it: neither a horse, nor a cow, nor a pig, nor a cat. As always with Eric Karl, there is a learning part in the book: the child learns how different animals speak and watches how the web grows. Kids will especially like the fact that the web can be touched. And in the summer – to see how it looks in nature. →
	Snow dream Author: Erik Carl Illustrator: Eric Carl Translator: Shane Joseph Recommended age: 2 to 5 years old Snow Dream is a Christmas story designed and drawn by children’s book wizard Eric Karl. The creator of the legendary “Very Hungry Caterpillar” introduces the reader to pets, the basics of counting, and talks about the amazing miracle that happens every year in every  house and every family. →
	Ten Rubber Duckies Author: Erik Karl Illustrator: Erik Karl Translator: Evgeniya Kanishcheva Recommended age: From 2 to 5 years old This book has everything that a 3-year-old child can impress: an interesting story, amazingly bright, collage-style illustrations, a lot of new information. Listening and looking at “Ten Rubber Duckies”, the baby learns how toys are born and how they get into stores; get acquainted with marine animals and learn to count up to 10; and he will also be able to develop basic spatial orientation skills – while reading, you can discuss the concepts of “straight”, “oblique”, “right”, “left”, name the cardinal directions. →
	Bear, brown bear, who’s ahead? Author: Martin Jr. Bill Illustrator: Eric Carl Translator: Evgeniya Kanishcheva Recommended age: 1 to 5 years old This amazing book is the result of a collaboration between our beloved (and, we hope, you too) book artist, brilliant inventor Eric Karl and a poet, school teacher, early childhood specialist Bill Martin, who is still less known in Russia, but well known to all American readers. junior. →
	Dreamy Chameleon Author: Erik Karl Illustrator: Erik Karl Translator: Evgenia Kanishcheva Recommended age: From 1 to 4 years old Another work by the brilliant Eric Karl, author of The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Seahorse and the exercise book Head to Toe. “Dreamy Chameleon” – another variation of the wandering plot, familiar to us from the books “What color is Mr. Fox?”, “Barankin, be a man” and many folk tales. This is a story about always being yourself, otherwise you won’t catch your fly. →
	Spotted rude woman Author: Erik Karl Illustrator: Erik Karl Translator: Evgenia Kanishcheva Recommended age: From 3 to 7 years old Once again, we present the book of our favorite author for the youngest readers – Eric Karl. This book will appeal to a two-year-old who will be happy to flip through comfortable cardboard pages, looking at colorful illustrations, and to an older reader, 4-5 years old, when it is already important to hear a real story and even discuss it with adults! →
	Snow dream Author: Erik Carl Illustrator: Eric Carl Translator: Shane Joseph Recommended age: 2 to 5 years old Once upon a time there was a farmer. And he had 5 pets. In order not to be confused, he called them that: One, Two, Three, Four, Five. Once, it was already approaching the New Year, the farmer suddenly realized that the snow had not yet fallen. What is the New Year without snow? And no gifts? And no congratulations? And without Santa Claus? The wonderful American artist and author of many children’s books, Eric Karl, once again invented and drew a simple story that won and will win many children’s hearts. Well, what is so incredible about a fairy tale about how snow suddenly fell on the farm overnight, and the farmer dressed up as Santa Claus and gave gifts to his animals? →
	Seahorse Author: Erik Karl Illustrator: Erik Karl Translator: Shapiro Jan Recommended age: 2 to 5 years old The Pink Giraffe publishing house has republished Eric Karl’s bestseller Seahorse. This time – in a cardboard version! Do you know how little fish are born? Mom-fish lays eggs, dad-fish fertilizes them – and that’s all, no one cares about future babies anymore. This is the case with most fish. But there are also surprising exceptions: sea horse, tilapia, curtus, catfish and some others. These fish take care of their eggs and carefully hatch them, and they do it – you won’t believe it! Not moms, but dads! About such dads, the writer Eric Carl wrote his fairy tale. →

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