Rudolph is a reindeer with a glowing nose. When the other reindeer make fun of him, Rudolph runs away. Hermey, a misfit elf, and Yukon Cornelius, a prospector, help Rudolph learn that he shouldn't run away from his problems. Rudolph returns to the North Pole and discovers that Santa desperately needs his help!
T loves this story. We have the DVD, also, which T watches all year long! ;o)
Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer
had a very shiny nose.
And if you ever saw him,
you would even say it glows.
Working as an advertising executive, Robert May had a natural flair with words and was able to compose the Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer poem which was specifically designed to appeal to children. This marketing ploy was a massive success, and approximately 2.5 million poems were given away in the first year of its publication.
In 1949, singer Gene Autry recorded a musical version of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, composed by Johnny Marks.T made a Rudolph ornament from craft sticks.
Supplies:
- three craft sticks
- brown paint
- paintbrush
- glue
- wiggly eyes
- red pom-pom
- hemp cord (for hanging)
Directions:
Paint the craft sticks brown. Allow them to dry thoroughly.
Glue together two crafts sticks to form a "V" shape. Glue the third craft stick on top of the "V" and close to the top* of the "V" to form a triangle. *Allow approximately an inch of the top of the "V" to stick up (to resemble antlers). Allow the ends of the third craft stick to stick out beyond the "V" (to resemble ears).
Glue two wiggly eyes to the "V" below the third craft stick.
Glue a piece of hemp cord to the top back of the ornament. Let it dry thoroughly, and then hang the ornament on your Christmas tree! :)
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This story brings back memories! Thanks for linking up at The Children's Bookshelf.
ReplyDeleteCute ornament! We watch this show many times through the year as well. :) Thanks for linking up to tip-toe thru Tuesday.
ReplyDeleteMy kids watch Rudolph all year too. I love the ornament as well. Thanks for linking up to The Children's Bookshelf!
ReplyDeleteHe is adorable! I haven't ever seem the story in book form. I will be featuring this post on the Read.Explore.Learn. Facebook page tonight.
ReplyDeleteClassic! I think we have one or 2 of these on our tree! Thanks for linking up! Have a wonderful Christmas!
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