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| © Laurie Block Spigel 2005 – 2012 |
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Below, see Fredi (age 6) with her alphabet book made from recycled materials. It's a simple accordion book, made of foam board and attached
with tape. This was inspired by the work of Susan Kapuscinski Gaylord.
What some of the letters are made of:
- The A is made from images of three ice cream sandwiches.
- The B is cut from an empty box of Bearitos popped corn.
- The K is made from corn stalks found on a cereal box.
- The W is cut from plastic flower identification tags.
- The X is cut from plastic netting, made of lots of tiny Xs.
- The Y is a chicken drumette with a wedge cut out.
- The Z is chocolate, from an organic chocolate bar.
See also Book-Making on the Activities and Crafts page.
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