Super why crafts

Skip to Navigation. Search this site. Hochstein School of Music honors namesake on Veterans Day. Lawmakers ask Hochul to fully fund veterans support program. Click Here to Donate more It became an instant favorite with our daughter! Super Reader Puppets! My little nugget is still a bit too young to really assist me in the scissors department, so I did most of the prep work while she was napping, and then she helped me glue all of the characters together. To create this particular Super Reader Puppet, we cut a cape out of red felt, a purple rectangle for her outfit adorned with her signature spiral belt , braided some red yarn for her hair, added some brown eyes with eyelashes , drew on a little nose, and glued a red tongue inside her mouth.

Princess, found from the Hans Christian Andersen story, "The Princess and the Pea," has a very special superhero power. When she transforms into Princess Presto, she has "Spelling Power," allowing her to spell out the words that the Super Readers and the viewer need to finish the story.

Princess Presto will always explain the letter sounds and combinations as they appear with her magic wand and she is always enthusiastic about it. Princess Presto wears a pretty lavender dress and is a big fan of tea parties and dress up. Pig, the tricycle-riding pig from "The Three Little Pigs" likes to imagine that he's a construction worker like his dad and always wears a hard hat and overalls.

Alpha Pig is voiced by Zachary Bloch. With a fun song and her Wonder Words Basket, Wonder Red is able to change words in the story to solve a problem. When Wonder Red shows up, be prepared to rhyme, as she focuses a lot on word families. She is hardly ever seen without her roller skates, whether she's in her superhero jumpsuit or her everyday red dress. When they head to the "Book Club" and the five friends turn into the "Super Readers," Whyatt is their leader. As for Jack, he is "away at college" although he does appear in an occasional episode.

Super Why wears a green mask, sneakers, and a blue cape. He carries his Why Writer, which highlights text on the screen as he reads it. Super Why has the "Power to Read" and is able to fly into books to help solve problems. Whyatt Beanstalk is voiced by Nicholas Castel Vanderburgh. When to Watch. Curious George. Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood. Sid the Science Kid.

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