He chose the location for the photo, our local playground, and I helped him get set up so he could take his picture. While my son is a tad too young to draw his self-portrait at this time, we decided that we would still do this Knuffle Bunny project, but work on it together. Then, using colored pencils, they drew their self-portraits, cut them out, and added them to their photos. This included cropping their photos as well as turning them from color to black and white. They were also involved in the basic photo editing process. Then, each student chose his or her favorite location and used the camera to take a digital photograph of that spot. When my nephew was in Kindergarten, his class did a Mo Willems author study and they used Knuffle Bunny for one of their projects. It is an interesting contrast to the bright cartoon character illustrations. As Trixie and her father travel to the Laundromat, they pass by several neighborhood landmarks, such as a school and a park, all of which are photographed in black and white. What makes it very unique is the combination of illustration (the characters) and photography (the scenery). Once they find it, Trixie utters her first real words, Knuffle Bunny.
When they arrive home, her mother discovers that Knuffle Bunny is missing and the three of them run back to the Laundromat and search frantically for Trixie's favorite toy. She tries to communicate this to her father, but since she does not yet have the words to express what is happening, her father just thinks she is having a tantrum. Trixie helps her father with the laundry and, on their way home, realizes that Knuffle Bunny is missing. In this story, Trixie, her father, and Knuffle Bunny travel to the Laundromat one afternoon. One of our favorite Mo Willems ™ books is Knuffle Bunny, a story about a toddler named Trixie and her favorite stuffed animal, Knuffle Bunny. We are huge Mo Willems fans in our house and we have quite a collection of his stories. Kids Activities Blog is hopes you and your child enjoy this exciting activity together. There are so many wonderful choices in kids literature but any story can come to life for a child if you throw in a few book inspired activities. Here are some activities to go along with the wonderful Mo Willems book, Knuffle Bunny.
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