1. by Rich Priestley

2.  Animal Pop-up Books  Kindergarten and First Grade  Cityscapes or Ancient Pueblo Cliff Dwellings  Second and Third Grade  Pop-up Illustrator  Fourth and Fifth Grade

3.  Animals  Information Information  Pictures Pictures  How to… How to…

4.  Animal Ideas  Lion Lion  Snake (or Lizard) Snake (or Lizard)  Turtle Turtle  Giraffe Giraffe  Bird Bird

10.  How to structure both…  Pueblo Cliff Dwellings  Information Information  Pictures Pictures  Cityscapes  Information Information  Pictures Pictures

15.  Pop-up Illustrator  Book Ideas  Pictures  How to…

16.  Have individual students (or an entire class, if you want them to do a collective book) pick a imaginative, yet simply illustrated, short picture book story to depict in pop-up form (the following are just a few examples of some of my favorite books that may fit this description):  “The Artist Who Painted the Blue Horse” by Eric Carle  “Brontorina” by James Howe  “I Want My Hat Back” by J. Klassen  “Leonardo, the Terrible Monster” by Mo Willems  “Math Curse” by Jon Scieszka  “Mechanimals” by Chris Tougas