Lucky as a jigsaw puzzle and my boyfriend's dogs as a postage stamp. All from www.bighugelabs.com
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I know what you mean by not being able to stop making things. This web site really wet my appetite for making funny cartoons and pictures. It really can help in my classroom with the students making learning more interesting and giving them a new tool to communicate learning! Cute pictures!
Hi Bird Girl, I like your enthusiastic voice and your interest in mysteries. Have you read The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time? Not quite a mystery but told through the perspective of an autistic teenager. I learned so much about his view of the world and understand so much more about what autistic children endure--very intriguing.
2 comments:
I know what you mean by not being able to stop making things. This web site really wet my appetite for making funny cartoons and pictures. It really can help in my classroom with the students making learning more interesting and giving them a new tool to communicate learning! Cute pictures!
Hi Bird Girl,
I like your enthusiastic voice and your interest in mysteries. Have you read The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time? Not quite a mystery but told through the perspective of an autistic teenager. I learned so much about his view of the world and understand so much more about what autistic children endure--very intriguing.
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