Meet Quintin's new friend, "Flat Quintin." Ever hear of Flat Stanley? Same idea, just larger scale!
Flat Quintin is missing a few vital organs, but we felt he looked a little bloated with everything in there. So, we just decided to keep a few out. His extra organs hand from his back in a plastic bag, so they are never far away!
Flat Quintin also suffered a concusion when Colin tipped him over and he stayed bent over for a few hours. We're not sure if the fold in his forehead will ever disappear, but he seems to be smiling despite the damage! We did notice that Flat Quintin doesn't suffer from bed-head, and his hair never needs cut ... oh wait, neither does Quintin's!
They could pass for twins, couldn't they?
The Weaver, Vol 1: Chapter 12
Theme: Human Body, Life Cycles, Family
9 comments:
This is hysterical!!!
"Flat Quintin also suffered a concusion when Colin tipped him over and he stayed bent over for a few hours." HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!! - that's what happens to me when I tip over - rickety old bones don't move like they used to.
This is great, LA.
What a great looking body! I love doing the humand body cuz the kids love to do the lifesize drawing!Great job Quintin!
This is so fabulous!!!!
Susan
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Cute stuff. :-D
Oh, I see we have moved from just heads on a stick have we? Now we have entire bodies on a board!!!!
Too cute and too funny!
Cool!! He did a great job with his Flat Quintin!!
What a fabulous idea! Great for us visual learners...
i bet he learned a lot from this. you guys did a great job on flat quintin.
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