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Dear Marcia:

We've been dressing up as book characters for many Halloweeens...we
usually ask the Library staff, volunteer parents, and any other assorted
people who hover around to join us.  We've done Babar (green jacket was
borrowed from parent), Madeline (capes of blue felt), Cat in the Hat
(hats of construction paper), Snow White (witch is easy!!)...etc.

Our school has a parade on Halloween...we parade through and act out a 30
second version of the story.  HINT:  Carrying the book helps identify the
sketchy costumes!!
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Debbie Abilock              "It is important that students bring a certain
The Nueva School            ragamuffin barefoot irreverence to their studies;
Hillsborough, CA            they are not here to worship what is known, but
debbie@nueva.pvt.k12.ca.us         to question it."  (Jacob Bronowski)
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On Thu, 29 Sep 1994, Marcia Preller wrote:

> My collegue and I are Media Specialists in a K-8 school who work with 2200
> kids each week. We would like to dress up as book characters (example: Peter
> Pan and Hook, Raggedy Ann and Andy, etc. Do you have any good suggestions that
> are EASY and readily recognizable? Any suggestions would be greatly appreciate
 .
> I am an experienced sewer. Thank you in advance.
> Marcia Preller
> Rondo Education Center
> 560 Concordia Avenue
> St. Paul, MN 55103
> 612-293-5936 (work)
>


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