Trend: Twilight – Craft Gossip

image by Dragonfly Curls

Ok, I admit it, I’m a *huge* Twilight fan! I’ve read all the books multiple times and I’ve seen the movie more times than I’ll admit So I was thrilled to find some Twlight inspired stamps and projects!

The Dragonfly Curls shop on Etsy has the most gorgeous hand carved stamps inspired by Twilight.

Artful Inkables also has a wonderful Twilight inspired stamp set call Into the Moonlight , along with some cool pewter Twilight inspired charms.

image by Artful Inkables

I also wanted to share a link to this cool Twilight mini album made by Trace Gewarsky.

image by Trace Geworsky

And I LOVE this adorable card by Beth Crofton, she turned a cute stamp from The Greeting Farm into Edward. She’s part of a very cool website challenge designed all around Twilight called Twilight Tuesday Inspiration Challenge, check out the blog for links to all their creations and challenges, very fun stuff!

image by Beth Crofton

What a wonderful way to show your fandom by stamping your book marks, cards or how about party invites for a Twilight theme party?

-Heather

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The book starts with a wide view of the universe and solar system and where Earth fits in it. Each chapter zooms in closer, with information about the composition of the Earth, the hydrosphere, atmosphere and biosphere, aka life on Earth.

The chapters include short sections, fun facts and illustrations to keep kids engaged. Each chapter also includes activities kids can do, some of which involve writing in a nature journal and others that are more hands on. For example the solar system chapter asks kids to research a planet, build a solar system model and try sun printing, among other activities.

The book covers a lot of ground quickly. For example the chapter on the composition of the Earth goes over things like the Earth’s core, different kinds of soil, tectonic plates and how mountains are formed, geological characteristics and topography, different landforms and more, in the span of just a few pages.

Students around ages 6-12 should enjoy learning all about the Earth with this fun and colorful book, exploring the activities and engaging in their own investigations in the world around them. This book could supplement homeschool science learning materials or be used in the science center or library of the classroom as a reference book. Teachers could also pull activities from the book when learning about these topics in their regular science curriculum.

In addition to this book there is a companion workbook with more than 100 different activities and includes readings, puzzles, games and touches on art, reading, geography, science and more.

About the book: 144 pages, paperback. Published 2025 by Quarry Books. Suggested retail price $19.99

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