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Gerald is careful. Piggie is not. Piggie cannot help smiling. Gerald can. Gerald worries so that Piggie does not have to. Gerald and Piggie are best friends. In I Am Invited to a Party! Piggie is invited to her first party. She doesn't know what to wear, though, so she asks her best friend Elephant for help. Elephant's advice is odd to say the least, so Piggie will try on all sorts of zany outfits before finally arriving at the party for a hilarious surprise.
One of the projects that I worked on during this Christmas break was some Gerald and Piggie dolls/figurines for my son. He is a HUGE Mo Wil...
Gerald is careful. Piggie is not.Piggie cannot help smiling. Gerald can.Gerald worries so that Piggie does not have to.Gerald and Piggie are best friends.In Waiting Is Not Easy!, Piggie has a surprise for Gerald, but he is going to have to wait for it. And Wait. And wait some more Author: Mo Willems Hardcover : 64 pages Reading age : 4 - 8 years
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Join the fun and friendship of Elephant and Piggie with these 20 coloring pages, free for you to download and print. With these sheets, you can celebrate the beloved characters from Mo Willems' popular children's book series, known for its humor and valuable lessons.
Gerald is careful. Piggie is not. Piggie cannot help smiling. Gerald can. Gerald worries so that Piggie does not have to. Gerald and Piggie are best friends. In Waiting Is Not Easy!, Piggie has a surprise for Gerald, but he is going to have to wait for it. And Wait. And wait some more... Book measures 9.25"H x 6.75"W
Everyone loves Elephant & Piggie! These adorable and fun book characters are a great resource for your book study of Mo Willems. His fun characters Gerald and Piggie are loved by kids and teachers alike. These two crafts would make a great end of author study activity. They look adorable when paired together and would look great on a classroom bulletin board. Included with this craft: Picture of Craft. Instructions page Materials needed page All Pattern pieces for elephant All Pattern pieces for Piggie
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!!!PATTERN ONLY - THIS IS NOT A FINISHED PRODUCT!!! I have created crochet patterns inspired by the characters of Mo Willems, children's author. Available patterns are for Pigeon, Gerald, and Piggie, and bundle discounts are options as well. (View other listings in this shop.) Materials commonly needed are a 3.5 or 3.75mm hook, worsted weight yarn in appropriate colors, yarn needle, stitch marker, polyfil (stuffing), and scissors. Patterns are written in US terms.
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About the Book Willems's series about the friendship between an optimistic--and sometimes reckless--pig and a cautious, pessimistic elephant named Gerald continues. Piggie can't wait to show Gerald her new toy, but will an accidentally broken toy break a friendship? Full color. Book Synopsis Mo Willems, award-winning, New York Times best-selling creator of The Pigeon, Knuffle Bunny, and Unlimited Squirrels, presents best friends Elephant Gerald and Piggie. Gerald is careful. Piggie is not.Piggie cannot help smiling. Gerald can.Gerald worries so that Piggie does not have to. Gerald and Piggie are best friends. In I Love My New Toy!, Piggie can't wait to show Gerald her brand new toy. But will an accidentally broken toy accidentally break a friendship? Read all of Elephant Gerald and Piggie's adventures!- Today I Will Fly!- My Friend is Sad- I Am Invited to a Party!- There is a Bird on Your Head!- I Love My New Toy!- I Will Surprise My Friend!- Are You Ready to Play Outside?- Watch Me Throw the Ball!- Elephants Cannot Dance!- Pigs Make Me Sneeze!- I Am Going!- Can I Play Too?- We Are in a Book!- I Broke My Trunk!- Should I Share My Ice Cream?- Let's Go for a Drive!- Happy Pig Day!- Listen to My Trumpet!- A Big Guy Took My Ball!- I'm a Frog!- My New Friend is So Fun!- Waiting is Not Easy!- I Will Take a Nap!- I Really Like Slop!- The Thank You Book Review Quotes BFFs Gerald and Piggie (I Am Invited to a Party! and There Is a Bird on Your Head!, rev. 1/08) are back in their fifth and sixth easy-reader episodes. The pair's friendship is put to the test in My New Toy when elephant Gerald accidentally breaks Piggie's prized possession. Their spat follows a familiar arc: anger and sadness, tears and regret; all ends well, thanks to a squirrel's intervention, and the two conclude: "Friends are more fun than toys." In the companion volume, Piggie and Gerald watch as a squirrel surprises an unsuspecting pal; it looks like fun, so they give it a go. The game doesn't work too well, however, if both players lie in wait for each other. While Gerald panics-"Where is Piggie?...Maybe a giant bird...flew off with her!"-Piggie gets sidetracked ("I am hungry for lunch"); their silly overreactions are classic-cartoon funny. The simple speech-balloon text uses a fair amount of repetition to encourage new readers, and Willems skillfully conveys mood and tone through type size and his characters' expressive body language. This series' broadly sketched, satisfying dramas are just right for readers beginning to venture out on their own. Horn Book"In classic Willems style, the characters' expressions and body language carry both stories, with the deceptively simple line art saying far more than the slight, though whimsical, texts. When Gerald accidentally breaks Piggie's new toy, he is by turns ashamed, chagrined, and apologetic. Piggie is mad, sad, and finally embarrassed (a squirrel shows them that the "broken toy" is of the "break-and-snap" variety). The pals then decide that playing together is more fun than playing with a toy anyway. In the second title, the two watch a squirrel surprise a friend by jumping out from behind a rock. Mischievous Gerald and Piggie then plan together how to "surprise" one another in the same way. They sit behind opposite sides of a large stone and wait to be surprised. And wait. And wait. And worry. Savvy readers will know exactly what happens when each friend thinks that the other has left. These masterful mini-dramas will delight and amuse easy-reader and picture-book audiences, alike. SLJ"Two new additions to the Theodor Seuss Geisel Award winning Elephant and Piggie series. In I Love My New Toy!, Piggie has a great new toy, although she's not exactly sure what it does. Elephant thinks that perhaps it's a throwing toy. And throw it he does, right up in the air, and then it smashes in two pieces. Uh-oh. At first it seems as though there will be a break in the friendship as well as a broken toy. Elephant's "sorry" is not accepted by Piggie, though they do share a few tears. When Squirrel comes around and spots the toy as one of the "break-and-snap" variety, showing it's as good as new, the friends soon realize that playing together is more fun than any old toy. This offers plenty of opportunity for new readers to learn useful words like sad and mad, but the charm comes in the way Willems captures the emotions of young children, sometimes with a line of dialogue ("You broke it!"), and sometimes with an artful drawn line that says as much as words. Booklist" About the Author Mo Willems is the author of groundbreaking picture books, including; Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale (Caldecott Honor winner 2004); Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! (Caldecott Honor winner 2003); Don't Let the Pigeon Stay up Late!; The Pigeon Finds a Hot Dog!; Time to Say "Please"!; Leonardo, the Terrible Monster; Edwina, the Dinosaur Who Didn't Know She Was Extinct. He also wrote Today I will Fly!, My Friend Is Sad, There Is a Bird on Your Head, and I Am Invited to a Party!, the first books in this series. In his previous life, Mo was a six-time Emmy Award-winning writer and animator for Sesame Streetand the creator of Cartoon Network's Sheep in the Big City. 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My coworker, Jen, and I hosted an auction event at school this afternoon- an Elephant and Piggie Party! Mo Willems, who writes many fantastic books, has a series for young readers that the kids in our class absolutely adore, called Elephant and Piggie. We began by reading Should I Share My Ice Cream... ... and then we ate ice cream sundaes. Then, we made Gerald and Piggie hand puppets from paper bags. (I will scan and attach these templates as PDF's once I figure out how to do that, for anyone who might want to reproduce them...) After, we read Are You Ready to Play Outside? And then we played some games outside! We came back in and read I Will Surprise My Friend! And then we made surprise flower bouquets to give to a friend. To end the afternoon, we read We Are in a Book! and then gave the children a banana to take home. Seems random, I know- if you want to know about the banana, read We Are in a Book! It's hilarious. We had a great time, and we think the kids did too!
Have fun with Piggie and Gerald - inspired by the books by Mo Willems. Everyone loves Piggie and Gerald! Your students will have fun with the literature and character study pages and activities. I have also included great literacy centers, complete with manipulatives and recording sheets. There is also a bonus 2D and 3D shape center! Other centers include: -Write the room - sight word hunt -Cvc writing -Beginning sounds -Handwriting -Uppercase and lowercase identification -Pocket chart -Sentence building -Sentence endings -Word family sort -Roll and write sight words Enjoy! Angela Welter
They're Piggie, they're Piggie and Gerald-ld-ld-ld! Teaching tiny humans is way better than taking over the world. SVG file for download. Exactly as shown (minus the glorious watermark, obviously). Tested in Design Space. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask, just send me a message!
Halloween is only a few days away. Do you have your costume yet? If not, I have a super fun (and cheap) cardboard costume that you can whip up to wear this Wednesday. Today we're making Elephant and Piggie Costumes! How to Make Easy Elephant and Piggie Costumes (for practically nothing!) This post contains affiliate links. This means I make a small portion off of any purchases made through the links at no additional cost to you. Thank you for the grocery money! For my full disclosure policy, click here. This year Halloween kinda snuck up on me and I wanted to make easy costumes that wouldn't cost very much or be very difficult to make. So my husband and I decided to be Elephant and Piggie. (If you haven't heard of them, they're the main 2 characters in Mo Willems' Elephant and Piggie Books. Both of my sons LOVE the series. They're sweet, easy-to-read, and hilarious.) If you love these books too, I highly recommend these costumes. Materials Needed: To make elephant and piggie costumes, you'll need Grey and pink shirts Cereal boxes Pink, black, and grey craft paint Sharpie markers Paint Brushes Stapler Duct Tape Scissors Coffee stirrer/popsicle stick Let's Make Elephant and Piggie Costumes! 1. First, sketch out your faces and word bubbles onto a sheet of paper. Cut those out and make sure they look big enough on your head. (I have a pretty big head, so I had to make my piggie face particularly large.) 2. Trace your designs onto cereal boxes. Also, cut out two long strips of cereal box cardboard to be your headband. (Staple the strips together to make headbands that wrap around your head.) 3. Paint your cardboard! (Use Sharpies to add details once your paint is dry.) 4. Staple your headband. 5. Attach your word bubble to your face. Use a stirrer to help make sure the word bubble doesn't topple over. 6. Staple your elephant and pigge faces onto your headbands. Then, use duct tape to further secure them in place. And that's it! Wear your headpieces with pride and a pink or grey shirt! Looking for more last-minute DIY Halloween costumes? Check out the links below: Make a T-shirt ninja mask 2 Duct-Tape Bug Costumes Glow-in-the-dark Jellyfish costume Happy making, friends! (And happy Halloween!)
These Piggie and Elephant popsicle stick puppets are perfect for kids who love the Piggie and Elephant books. They are easy to make with things you probably already have at home, and they look just like your kid's favorite characters from the books!
This was my biggest program so far in terms of the number of people that turned out. Everyone LOVES Elephant Gerald and Piggie so why not have a day celebrating those lovable characters? I organize…
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Join the fun and friendship of Elephant and Piggie with these 20 coloring pages, free for you to download and print. With these sheets, you can celebrate the beloved characters from Mo Willems' popular children's book series, known for its humor and valuable lessons.
Learn how to make adorable Elephant & Piggie paper corner bookmarks for your little ones who love the books! My son loves Elephant & Piggie books by Mo Willems. Normally, he hates reading the same
