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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.

Fredi's Alphabet Book

Fredi's Alphabet Book

Fredi's Alphabet Book

Fredi's Alphabet Book

Fredi's Alphabet Book

Fredi's Alphabet Book

Fredi's Alphabet Book

Fredi's Alphabet Book

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