Thursday, January 26, 2012

7 Tween & Teen Novels About Liars


My Fake Boyfriend is Better Than YoursMy Fake Boyfriend is Better Than Yours
by Kristina Springer
Tori's best friend Sienna returns from summer vacation with a new personality and tales of her new boyfriend. To compete, Tori invents a fake boyfriend of her own.
The Secret Identity of Devon Delaney (Devon Delaney, #1)The Secret Identity of Devon Delaney
by Lauren Barnholdt
Devon lies to a new friend over the summer, then gets stuck keeping the lie going when the friend moves to her school.
Liar, Liar: The Theory, Practice and Destructive Properties of Deception"Liar, Liar
by Gary Paulsen
Kevin Spencer is a very good liar, so he tells a lot of lies. Unfortunately, he doesn't always realize the consequences until it's too late.
Fake Me A MatchFake Me a Match
by Lauren Barnholdt
Avery's in charge of the class matchmaking project. What will happen if she meddles with the results?
Rumors (Summer Camp Secrets)Rumors
by Katy Grant
New camper Kayla's standoffish nature leads the other Middler girls to make up stories about who she really is.
Change of a Dress (Cinderella Cleaners, #1)Change of a Dress
by Maya Gold
Diana Donato takes advantage of her family's laundry business, "borrowing" a dress that doesn't belong to her and sneaking out against her parents' wishes.
LiarLiar
by Justine Larbalestier
Micah lies about everything. This time, she claims, she's telling the truth about everything, but can we really believe her?

Gettin Crafty Post #12: Sticker Scenes

For an introduction to this series of Gettin' Crafty posts, visit Post #1.


I. Supplies
  • Sticker sets from Oriental Trading
II. Prep
The sticker scenes come in plastic, so they need to be unwrapped, and I usually separate the stickers from the paper scenes to make two piles. There are more stickers on each sheet than can fit on one firehouse or bake shop, so sometimes the leftovers can be used for a second craft on another day where  the kids draw their own background.

III. Instructions
The stickers can be a bit tedious to peel from their backings, but aside from that, kids of all ages are able to do this craft with very little help or direction. It's a nice one for a rainy day when lots of kids of varying ages are crammed together in one place! I used the firehouse scene for a community helpers story time, and the bake shop when I read about cookies.
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