Let's see 'em! I'm so excited I can hardly stand it.
My tin is based on Mouse Mess by Linnia Riley. It is a charming story of a mouse who creates quite a mess snacking his way through the kitchen. Funny that my girls had no problem doing the same after their lunch and I'm pretty sure they're not mice. See for yourself ~
"Sticky gooey jam to spread with peanut butter smeared on bread."
"Olives, pickles, catsup fun! Pop the tops off one by one."
"Crunch-crunch, he wants a cracker. Munch-munch, a cookie snacker."Contents: Jam, bread, pretzel sticks, apple, peanut butter, Ritz, pickles, Swiss cheese, olives, mini Oreos, Corn Flakes, cheddar cheese. "Mice"- marshmallows, mini chocolate chips, pretzel sticks, slivered almonds
"Who made this awful mess? asks Mouse. These people need to clean their house!"Children's Literature Tins
The Giving Tree by Shel SilversteinHer Cup Overfloweth
The 3 Little PigsA bit of this and a bit of that
Hello, OceanMama Said There Would Be Days Like This
Bananas in PyjamasThis Girl Loves to Talk
You are Special by Max LucadoThis Girl Loves to Talk
The Gingerbread ManMusings of Megret
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise BrownThe Brandes Family
Goodnight Moon by Margaret Wise BrownThe Sound you Hear is . . . Living
Brown Bear, Brown Bear by Eric CarleCapturing Today
Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs by Judi BarrettSeven Super Summers
The Terrible Eater by Mitchell SharmatThe Clarks
Mouse Mess by Ellen WalshFranny Kate's Creative State
The Hungry Thing by Jan SlepianOn a Whimm
If I ran the Circus by Dr. SuessCasa Camacho
Harry by the Sea by Gene ZionSnapshots
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric CarleMy Little Gems
Pinkalicious by Elizabeth KannLet's Explore
If you give a Mouse a Cookie by Laura NumeroffJunior Mints and Reeses
My Moon, Our Moon by Anahita TaymourianJulie K. in Taiwan
The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric CarleThe Foods we Love
The Little Engine that CouldGrillos y Canarios
The Hat by Jan BrettOrthodox Mom
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30 comments:
Here's ours! Didn't know how to send my link other than through a comment....
http://www.musesofmegret.com/?p=3199
I would love to get in on the fun...how do I find out what the theme is each week?
Here's mine...
http://brandesfamily.blogspot.com/2008/09/muffin-tin-monday.html
Thanks so much for this great idea. My kids are absolutely in love!!!
Here's ours - I loved the theme:
http://utahjenny.blogspot.com/2008/09/muffin-tin-monday-childrens-literature.html
We did Goodnight Moon!
This was great fun - here's ours based on Brown Bear, Brown Bear, What Do You See?
Muffin Tin Monday
In the words of my three year old, "Again, Again!". We loved this challenge, way too many books to "chews"! http://www.sevensupersummers.blogspot.com
Our Children's Lit. Themed Tin is up. The boys LOVED it (as always).
http://jandhclark.blogspot.com
Hi-I didn't do the literature theme as I'm doing this last minute, but what a great idea! I came across your blog from another blog. Here's a link to my blog w/ our muffin tin:
http://homeschoolblogger.com/ApplesofGold/586889/
Holly
SO MUCH FUN!!! Our Mouse Paint creation is up!!!
This was so much fun! Here's our muffin tin!
http://worldofwhimm.blogspot.com/
Hi everyone! My Muffin Tin is ready~ Have a great week.
http://bobbicamacho.blogspot.com/2008/09/muffin-tin-monday.html
My daughters loved this! Our preschool-at-home theme has so far been 'Seashore'. We have tons of books that work, take your pick! The best are probably Harry by the Sea (Gene Zion) and A House for Hermit Crab (Eric Carle). Thanks for the fun!
http://intermissions.typepad.com/snapshots/
so much fun! we did the very hungry caterpillar- please add- our link is http://www.mygratitudeattitudes.blogspot.com
Let's do this one again-it is really fun!
Really love your last picture - with the mess, excellent tie-in with the book and made me laugh, great ideas, thanks for sharing!
We are finally joining in -- what fun! :) We did Pinkalicious and the girls loved, loved, loved it!
http://lets-explore.typepad.com/weblog/2008/09/muffin-tin-monday---pinkalicious.html
I didn't get a chance to do ours today, so I'll post it later this week, but our book is HAZEL'S AMAZING MOTHER, by Rosemary Wells.
What a clever bunch of ladies. I had a total brain freeze on this one so just did the normal MTM.
Libby
Seriously ladies, I am blown away by all the creativity. This was so much fun and such fun as well to see all the other tins! It makes me want to do another!!!
This was a fun challenge!! Our tin is up, too. http://juniormintsreeses.blogspot.com/
Fantastic!! I soooooo want to play next time. So many great ideas. Thanks for sharing.
This was such a great idea! I've done a couple different things with a muffin tin before, but I want to be a part of this!! What are you guys doing next Monday?? I want to join in! :)
Wow, people were so creative with this theme! Are we too late to join?
http://juliekintaiwan.wordpress.com/2008/09/10/muffin-tin-moonday/
Love your mousey mess ;)
How fun!!! Really loved looking at these ideas for making food fun in literary fashion. so creative, yummy, and CREATIVE!!! wow. WEll, done, all!
Best MTM ever!!! How did I miss it? I love The Hungry Thing with those mouths over the tins. So great!
Here is our late entry:
http://foodswelove.blogspot.com/2008/09/muffin-tin-thursday.html
This is so much fun I can barely stand it! I look forward to the next theme of 'shapes' ... how do we submit?
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Hi, I'm doing an article over at Blissfully Domestic on Muffin Tin lunches and was wondering if you'd mind being featured? Please let me know asap! Thanks so much!
AWESOME site... I mentioned you over on mine. What great ideas!!
Oh my GOSH! You women (I think you're all women) are amazing!! I'm not part of the group although every time I look at a book now, I wonder how I can put it into a muffin tin! Seriously!
What a great theme! I will definitely be checking back for other ideas!
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