As many of you know my first book, Time to Create: Hands On Explorations in Process Art for Young Children, was recently published by Gryphon House. Today I am excited to share that the book is going on tour! Over the next few weeks, Time to Create will be featured on a series of blogs from all around the world, which means you’ll have the opportunity to peek inside the covers to see what the children of my fellow bloggers (and their mamas) think of the creative projects and ideas that lie within. The tour will feature reviews, activity ideas and even an interview or two with little old me.
It all kicks off today with a feature on my good friend Kate’s blog – Picklebums. Be sure to check out what she and her son, Morgan, have to say about Time to Create.
With thanks to each of the following fabulous bloggers for their support of Time to Create. Keep an eye on their blogs for upcoming stops along the tour (if you are not already familiar with them, these are all great blogs to follow), I’ll update the links here as their posts go live…
Picklebums: Revisiting Watercolours
An Everyday Story: Time to Create
Learn With Play At Home: Cardboard Comb Painting. Time to Create
Octavia & Vicky: Time to Create
Nurturestore: Creating Wearable Art-Printmaking with Kids
Sesame Ellis : Time to Create meant time with the kids and then time for me as well
Simple Kids : Time to Create – an Interview with Author Christie Burnett
Rainbows Within Reach : Time to Create Book Release and Author Interview
Teach Preschool : Time to Create- Edible Fingerpaint Recipe
At Home With Ali : Time to Create – Pattern Printing
Go Explore Nature : Time to Create – Nature Weaving
Lessons Learnt Journal : 4 Fabric Art Ideas for Kids
Get your own copy of Time to Create
Time to Create: Hands On Explorations in Process Art for Young Childrenis now available internationally through all major online booksellers, including The Book Depository, Amazon, Fishpond and Barnes & Noble.
Christie Burnett is a teacher, presenter, writer and the mother of two. She created Childhood 101 as a place for teachers and parents to access engaging, high quality learning ideas.
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