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This week we read Dinorella, by Pamela Duncan Edwards. This is Prehistoric Dinosaur version of the fairy tale Cinderella. It is a great example of alliteration and would compliment any dinosaur or D themed study! Emily enjoyed this book and was very excited to make her own Dinorella after we finished reading this story.
I thought that it would be fun to make a paper plate dinosaur and after reading this book I knew exactly what we were going to do…make some adorable Dinorella Paper Plate Dinosaurs all dressed up and ready for the Dance.
First Emily used a Do-a-Dot paint marker to dot a paper plate pink.
Next, she cut all the way around the inside of a paper plate.
From the edge piece she cut 4 leg pieces. Then she cut the leftover piece in half. To use one half for the head and the other for the tail. I shaped both of these pieces to better resemble a head and tail for her.
Emily glued the pieces together to look like a dinosaur.
Now for the really fun part…dressing up Dinorella!!!
Emily added white pieces of white tulle for the dress and black foam for the top. Then she glued on Sequins & Spangles for the diamond necklace and earrings. She used yellow dot stickers for the hair and a wiggly eye.
Emily’s Dinorella all dressed up and ready for the Dance
14 comments:
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NICOLE
I have to look for that book!
Oh what a fabulous book AND idea! Searching Amazon immediately for that book! Thanks for sharing!
Great art project!
Gonna check this story out from the library for our "D" study- LOVE it!
What an incredibly cute book. And the art project is adorable.
What a fun dinosaur project for girls!
That is such a cute dinosaur. The book sounds good too.
We haven't read this book yet - but my daughter would love to make a "dressed-up" dinosaur! I'll have to keep an eye out for the book. :)
How neat and girly! - a earring wearing dino all dressed up for a ball. Looks super adorable, both the craft and book.
Great idea!!
Cute dinosaur!
Sounds like a cute book :)
I guess I will be the next to say that the book looks great (yes I will be putting it on by list of books for when we do the letter d. And the dinosaur is so clever, simple and cute. The girls might just get a kick out of dressing up a dinosaur.
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