flat stanley's worldwide adventures 6 the african safari discovery

After the conversation, he does not make an appearance again in the book. The web page contains many pictures and stories plus templates to create your own Flat Stanley.Throughout the conversation, the old man is never identified by name. It generated a new interest in the book first published in 1964. The project was designed to facilitate the reading and writing skills of his students. Also take a look at The Original Flat Stanley Project created, owned and voluntarily operated since 1995 by third grade teacher Dale Herbert, M. Get ready to introduce Stanley to a new generation of young readers or enjoy new adventure stories from this old favorite.Įxplore the world of Flat Stanley with our OverDrive collection.įor additional fun, visit for games, activities and more. This fast-paced, upbeat adventure (available as an e-book or e-audio) is recommended for children in kindergarten through third grade. For example, did you know a giraffe’s tongue is so long it can reach its ears? The end of the book features supplementary content. The reader learns interesting facts about Africa, its animals and resources throughout the story. Will it help answer the many questions Stanley has about being flat? They finally make it to their destination and see the skull. The three Lambchops travel to Tanzania and jump from a plane, go on a safari, and canoe through deepest Africa. Stanley wonders if he will ever meet anyone else flat like him, and thinks the skull might hold a clue. The family learns about this new find from their neighbor Mr. Stanley likes to travel!īook Six of the Flat Stanley’s Worldwide Adventure series finds Stanley, his little brother Arthur, and his father George Lambchop traveling to Africa to see the amazing archeological discovery of a flat skull. We asked that they take him on adventures, take lots of pictures, and mail Stanley back to us. We took our job seriously though, dressing Stanley up and excitedly calling family and friends to ask them to give Stanley the royal treatment for his visits. In our case, it was more like NJ, maybe Delaware and Connecticut. They needed to color it and send Flat Stanley on many adventures all over the world. I can remember the excitement of both my girls coming home from school with their paper Flat Stanley. Reviewed by Amy Atzert, collection development librarian

(Flat Stanley’s Worldwide Adventure Series, Book Six) “The African Safari Discovery” by Jeff Brown

Flat stanley's worldwide adventures 6 the african safari discovery