Having a flat visitor like Flat Paul is lots of fun. It's even
more fun to send a flat version of yourself to friends or family far
away.
Anyone can send a Flat Child. Here is what you need to do to have
fun and learn more about far-away places.
How to send a Flat Child:
Learn about geography and have fun! Here is what to do:
Read
the book, Flat Stanley, by Jeff Brown. A
bulletin board falls on Stanley in the night.
When he wakes up, he has many adventures.
Make your own Flat Child. Draw a picture of yourself. Be
sure to name your Flat Child after yourself! (Perry Bear's Flat Bear
is named Flat Perry!)
Send your Flat Child to a
friend or relative far away. Ask
your family to help you. Introduce
your Flat Child with a letter. There is a sample letter you can print
here.
Ask your friend or relative to take your Flat Child someplace interesting.
Have them take a photo, and mail it back to you.
Visit
my Web site to learn more about the Flat Stanley Project.
I have letters and photos and stories to read. My Web page address is:
http://perrybear.com.
