Meet Me At The Corner With Your Pop-Up Book




The host of this virtual field trip is a little girl. She does an excellent job at interviewing Robert and showing kids how he makes his pop-up books. Our favorite part of this virtual field trip is learning how to make a pop-up card. It has really inspired us! After we watched the virtual field trip, we visited Meet Me At The Corner's Learning Corner to extend our learning on pop-up books and Robert Sabuda. The site even directed us to Robert Sabuda's website with directions on how to make more pop-ups (Aslan the lion is on page 2).
We have completely fallen in love with Meet Me At The Corner. This website needs to be added to every homeschoolers list of favorite, most useful, websites.

Meet Me At The Corner, Virtual Field Trips for Kids, is more than just a collection of videos for kids to watch. It is a dynamic, interactive site that allows kids to submit their own individually created videos! Meet Me At The Corner is becoming a community where children can be creative and expressive. As a homeschooling mom, I know that to get my kids to really learn something, I have to make it interactive, hands on, and fun. But most importantly, if I want my kids to really learn something, they have to produce something. With Meet Me At the Corner, The Snails can write, direct, and produce their own educational movies about what they are learning. They even get to use the old video camera! It has really been amazing to see their storytelling come alive. I especially like that the kids can use this as a medium to re-enact the stories that we read and recap the units we have been learning. Of course our videos aren't near ready to upload to Meet Me At The Corner, but they will be when The Snails get a little older.
The virtual field trips that we "just have to watch over and over again" are:
- The 2009 International Year of Astronomy
- Kid Inventor's Day
- Gargoyles
- Puppetry in Central Park
- Natalia Paruz and the Musical Saw
- Interview an Illustrator (for great tips on making your own movie)
I am so happy that my friend, Donna, has created such an amazing resource for kids. Please, visit Meet Me At The Corner for your next field trip. I hope that it inspires the storyteller that is in your child!
{I was not given any products for this review and I was not paid for this review. However, Donna at Meet Me At The Corner solicited me to write this review. This review is my honest opinion.}



















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5 friends said...:
Wow. That book looks beautiful! I can't wait to take a look at it more closely. And I also can't wait to hop on over to the other site that you suggested. Thanks!
Jen
Creative and Curious Kids!
http://raisingcreativeandcuriouskids.blogspot.com
I will be sure to check out that site...it does sound interesting. And that book -- it looks absolutely breath-taking. My son would love it as he LOVED the movie!
Thanks for this post. We have that book too. We also have Twas the Night Before Christmas, Peter Pan, The ABC Disney Book, and The Wizard of Oz by Robert Sabuda because my children LOVE pop up books and I think Sabuda is amazing. I'm going to check out that site.
You have been given the Sisterhood Award; swing by and pick it up =) Thanks for being a great place to find refreshment and a smile! Have a good day.
Lisa @ Graceful Abandon
we love that book! we have some of of his works! Dinosaurs is super cool of his!!!
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