Noses theme

[Andrea Hynes <hynes@POP.SEANET.COM>]

Again, thanks again to all who replied to my request for ideas for the
Noses theme (reading celebration based on the theme: "The BEST place
for your nose is in a book). More people have responded and here are a
few additional suggestions:

Andrea Hynes
Graham Elementary School
10024 206th St. East
Graham, WA 98338
e-mail: hynes@seanet.com

Maybe you could have a contest for who can be the "nosiest." You
could even make reference to Harriet the Spy. Perhaps students could
write down anyone they spot reading and what they were reading and the
one with the longest list wins.

Gayle Hodur
ghodur@redshift.com

How about finding out some information on famous noses, such as Jimmy
Durante and Cyrano de Bergerac and Pinnochio?

Brian Rountree, Teacher Librarian      rountree@mbnet.mb.ca
Eastwood Elementary School
453 Princeton Drive                    phone (204) 677-6142
Thompson, Manitoba                     fax   (204) 677-6176
R8N 1W8   Canada

I missed your original message, but loved reading the responses!  I've
done "Noses in Folktales" for several years using the following:

        Too much nose by Zemach
        The nose tree by Hutton
        A tale of two tengu by McCoy

Caryn Werlin - Librarian - Bridge School
Werlin@sch.ci.lexington.ma.us

What if you build on that theme and create a current events bulletin
board with the heading "A nose for news"? November should have great
news stuff with the election!

Yapha Nussbaum Mason                         Brentwood School - West
Campus School Library Media Specialist              Los Angeles, CA
yapha@aol.com

I just found a neat folktale called _The Nose Tree_ by Warwick Hutton.
ISBN 0-689-50166-8.

Peggy Grobmyer:  grobmyp@conway.afsc.k12.ar.us
Julia Lee Moore Elementary School
1301 Country Club Rd.
Conway, AR  72032
501-450-4830











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