Wendel Trailer Is Here!

Sing Along With Wendel!

Wake-Up with Wendel Teacher Tools!

I'm so excited! There's a brand new program for teachers to use in the classroom starring (drum roll!) ME! Yep, WENDEL WORDSWORTH will soon be the rage of PreK-2 students and teachers when they use the 38 skill sheets, more than 25 activities and 2 fun lesson guidelines, all part of a new

EDUCATOR PACKAGE!

Did I mention the WENDEL sing-along song

and my story in narration?!

Anyhoo, click here for more information!

Okay, gotta finish my apple and take some books back to the library...

See ya soon!

-- Wendel Wordsworth

Wendel Learns School Bus Safety Rules!

School will be opening before I know it!

So Alfred Moose and his dad are helping me

learn all 10 school bus safety rules.

If you want to learn more about school bus safety, go to

TPW Resources website.

Alfred is their school bus safety mascot!

Signing off for now!

Wendel Wordsworth

Wendel Loves Freckleface Strawberry!

The National, virtual blog tour for actress, Julianne Moore's latest picture book, "Freckleface Strawberry and the Dodgeball Bully," is making a stop in Cynthia's Attic. Children's author, Mary Cunningham (Cynthia's Attic Series) is hosting Ms. Moore today, June 19, with interviews and information about Book Two in the delightful Freckleface series.

Wendel Visits School!

Wendel was an awesome worm today...I could not have been more proud!

We visited Dorsett Shoals Elementary in Douglas County, Ga, and hung with all the first and second graders there. Are they a bunch of smart kids, or what?!?!

Anyway, he's kind of tired right now but we just wanted to share a couple of pictures with you before we sneak a nap zzzzzzzzzzzzz

Wendel's Got...Glasses!

On my blog, you'll learn more and more about me, Wendel Wordsworth...Today, I'd like to explain why I wear eye glasses.

Basically, without them, I can't see anything!

What they do is help my eyes focus so that what I see is really clear. Everything used to be a big blurry blob! But I didn't know the difference because I had nothing to compare it to.

Then one day, I picked up a magnifying glass (just like this one) , and all of a sudden I could see individual leaves on a tree!

Excited, I told my parents, and they immediately took me to an eye doctor who fixed me right up with some fine glasses. They used some funny looking machine to test my eyes, but then I got to pick out the frames. I chose my favorite color -- red!

Have you ever been to the eye doctor?

Do you wear glasses?

If you don't, why don't you interview someone you know who does have glasses.

Ask them when they started wearing glasses.

And if they need them for reading or to see far away. There's a difference!

Well, that's it for today...Write me when you can!

Your friend,

Wendel