Debbie Ridpath Ohi reads, writes and illustrates for young people.
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Thursday, October 30, 2014 at 5:23PM 
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Feel free to download and print this Halloween-themed coloring sheet.
activitysheet, coloring in fun Wednesday, July 23, 2014 at 9:52PM Thanks to Courtney Makishima for sharing this on Twitter!
Wednesday, July 23, 2014 at 12:20PM Find other bonus activities, a Teacher's Guide, printables, a guide for young readers about how the picture book NAKED! was created and more: Debbieohi.com/naked
I've been so enjoying hearing from readers about how children have been enjoying NAKED!. Quite a few have said that their young ones have immediately wanted to make a cape after reading the book.
Thinking about capes always reminds me of Edna Mode (one of my favorite animated characters of all time; my friends gave me a talking Edna for my office) in The Incredibles:
I encourage you all to ignore Edna Mode's "NO CAPES!" and do make your own. Just stay away from jet engines, okay?
Some videos about how to make a cape
How to make a superhero cape:
How to craft a no-sew cape costume:
How to make a cape out of a t-shirt in just a few minutes (some subtitle language not appropriate for young viewers):
If you prefer written instructions about how to make a cape:
How to make a cape (7 methods): from WikiHow
How to make a superhero cape - by Lara from HowDoesShe
