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Global
Monster Project
Join the Project and
Collaborate on a Monster!
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Global
Monster Project
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Greetings Global
Classrooms! Standards? We address many academic areas - please see the Learning & Technology link for examples. How Do I Sign Up
My Class? (Sign up early to make sure you get a
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Sample Description HEAD:
circular, black,
red dots, blue triangles, Please use 12-20 expressive, creepy, cool, adjectives. Be sure to give
size, shape, and color!
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USING SKILLS Kids at Work |
CHALLENGING PLAY! Critical Thinking Monster Game |
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1. Head - Michael Middleton, 6th grade. Centralia, Illinois. A round black head with red stripes, and be 24 inches wide. |
2. Eyes - Colleen
Shaw, Alicia Sage - Windsong Heights School. Airdrie,
Alberta, Canada. One, twenty centimetre, 3-D heart shaped eye. Pupil is pacman, teal iris, blue waves across white of eye, eyelashes - flames. |
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3. Ears - Heidi Kazulak, 3rd grade. Lewiston Porter Primary Education Center, Youngstown, New York. - Round and fuzzy with a diameter of ten inches. Each ear looks like a globe. |
4. Earrings - Kristian Englert, Library Media Specialist, South Shore PK-8. Seattle, Washington. Two 12 inch skeletons and hanging from the ears by chains. |
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5. Mouth - Mrs. Irving's, Kim Godson, Lana Kerr & Darryl Wensley's grade 3 & 4. Queen Elizabeth School. Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Mouth has a 30cm diameter, lips are emerald green and lumpy. |
6. Eyebrows - Dana Hoff, Innovations STEM Academy Teacher, Meadowview Middle School, Sparta, Wisconsin. A teal, rectangular unibrow with a fuzzy, bushy, sandpaper texture. 15 inches long by 5 inches tall. |
| 7. Teeth - Tracy McIntyre's 3rd grade classes. Queens Creek Elementary. Swansboro, North Carolina. 6 light-blue colored 2cm hexagonal shape teeth (3 on top/3 on bottom) made from cardboard and paper. |
8. Nose - Sarah Gray's year 2. St. Joachim's Catholic Primary School. Brisbane, Australia. Green and furry like a kiwi fruit, with pretty pink and neon orange spots. It’s as big as a mango but flat like a pancake, with two strawberry shaped nostrils. |
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9. Nose ring - Lyudmila Golubeva's grade 2 from the school Lyceum 1 in Kansk, Russia. Spiky, round, green, 10 inches diameter, a black spider on it! |
10. Tongue - Ms. Hechler, 6th grade (Innovation Lab) and Ms. Hilligoss 6th grade (Social Studies class) Western CUSD 12, Kinderhook, IL. 2ft long, black, slimy, hairy, spiky, bumpy, split (snake-like), skinny, pink and green dots. |
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11. Hair - Katherine Mangum 5th grade, St. Catherine's School, Richmond, Virginia. spiky, green grass hair with a daisy that is sticking up straight in the air. |
12. Horns - Theresa Rodriguez & Jenna Peacock, 2nd grade, special ed gifted, San Antonito STEM Magnet School. Sandia Park, New Mexico. Three horns: center- shiny, 22 inches, hanging light; side horns- 12 inches, curved, one tree and two pompoms on each. |
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13. Neck - Stefan Mruk, Joanna Jarocewicz, grade 6. Szkola Podstawowa Kleszczelach. Kleszczele, Poland. Cardboard roll or tube 6 in (15 cm) wide covered with green crepe paper with some hideous insects (e.g cockroach, spider) stuck to it. |
14. Necklace - Mrs. Baker's, Ms. Davis’s and Mrs. Rollin’s 2nd grade classes at Icard Elementary School in Icard, North Carolina, United States. - Bone links chain with charms: golden cross, pizza, ice cream cake, heart, clothes, doughnut, and be kind. |
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15. Body - Garret Ferguson's 4th grade. Lafayette Regional School, Franconia, New Hampshire. A Pizza with a slice missing. (missing slice in monster’s hand or mouth) Topping on Pizza: spiky cacti, cut-off arms/fingers, dead piranhas, bloody eyeballs, and sliced pepperoni spelling out monster’s name. |
16. Belt - Helen Adams' 3rd grade. Northview Elementary. Clarksburg, West Virginia. No description sent in - use your own ideas. |
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17. Belly button - Scott Miles, Project Favela/Tabajaras. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Shaped like a bottle cap, red with a black dot in the middle. |
18. Arms - Faye Hanson's 6th grade. Pulaski Heights Middle School. Little Rock, Arkansas. Four Arms-(short pair go on top) 2 are 18” long, scaly, rough and green; 2 are 36” long-Furry, black & purple w/rainbow polka dots; All have blue veins. |
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19. Legs - Kathy Ross grade 2, Bankhead Elem. Kelowna, British Columbia, Canada - scaly, purple, 6, bendable, cuts oozing, sticky, 1 meter in length, metal like thing sticking out, crooked, and camouflaged. |
20. Hands & fingers - Lori Towle's Multi-age group. Hill View Montessori Charter Public School. Haverhill, Massachusetts.
Three seven-jointed, three-foot-long blue polka-dotted fingers on each 10-inch round hand. |
| 21. Pinky ring - Kristy Ardinger's 4th grade. Countryside Elementary School, Edina, Minnesota. Round, bumpy, silver ring with food around the outside of the ring. | 22. Finger nails - Agustina Arenzana & Eliana Aristegui, 1st grade. Sol Delgado, 2nd grade; High Five, English for Life (after school program). Tandil, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Sharp nails. Some of them along, some others short. Broken and cracked on top. Multicoloured. Striped. |
| 23. Left knee - Michelle Huseman's 4th grade. Eugene Field Elementary. Hannibal, Missouri. Four by four square, pink camouflage, spider in the middle. | 24. Right knee - Susan Jackson's 3rd grade GT classes. Williams Magnet School. Little Rock, Arkansas. 12 centimeters diameter. Green, blue, and black striped skin. Shiny-edged, open cut with rusty nail, oozing pink blood with orange polka dots and rocky chunks. |
| 25. Feet - Amy Bialko's 4th grade. Cathedral of St. Raymond School. Joliet, Illinois4 feet: Yellow, 2 feet long and 1 foot wide covered with foot fungus, pimples, warts and slime oozing from scabs. | 26. Toes-toenails - Mitch Harris' 4/5 class at St. Charles School in Bradford, Ontario, Canada. 13 toes altogether. Rainbow Nail Polish. Mismatched Sizes, Oozing. TikTok Tattoo, Hairy, Warts. |
| 27. Tail - Sara Stoolman, 6th grade, Yangon International School. Yangon, Myanmar. -3.5 ft , 17.25 in wide, exposed bone (on which are the poverty issues of Yangon, Maynmar) and rotting, black, and red flesh along the outside -with flippers- 1.5feet long, 8.5 inches wide, showing ways to help poverty. | 28. Wings - Marjory Nichealson 4th/5th. Carlos Rey Elem. Albuquerque, New Mexico. 36 X 20 inch, shaped like angel bodies, edible middle, shiny edges, rainbow colors, 10 pom-poms, must be detachable, glowing halo! |
| 29. Left Elbow - optional | 30. Right Elbow -Ms. Hechler, 6th grade (Innovation Lab) and Ms. Hilligoss 6th grade (Social Studies class) Western CUSD 12, Kinderhook, IL. bends in the opposite direction of normal, bone is sticking out, spikes off the bone, blue elbow with purple polka dots. |
| 31. Passport - Jessica Charvat 4th grade. Korea International School Jeju. Jeju-do, South Korea. - Diamond shaped, 25 cm edges, white with green sparkles, wiggly letters, picture of a monster, texture = fluffy, slimy, creamy. | 32. Driver license - Helena Curtis & Jannet Odom. 2nd grade, Majestic Way Elementary. San Jose, California. It has a purple haunted house with bats. The monster’s photo will be on the left. |
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Cookbook - Kamal Preet, Grade 6. DPS School. Bangalore, India.
Designed like a flipbook, 21 x 29 cm, a unicorn on the cover showing flags of all the participating countries. Inside the book contains 1 recipe from each
participating country. |
34. Ruler - optional |
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35. Skateboard - Heather Sigurdson, Grade 2 at Terrace Road School, in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. 90 cm long-30 cm wide; Purple with 1 skull ontop; Turquoise & light pink diamonds and a heart on the top and bottom; 8 wheels (all black/silver stars) - 6 cm diameter. 3 red stripes for the foot grip. |
36. Pet Snake - Tina Fink, 5th grade Our Lady Queen of Heaven School, Lake Charles, Louisiana. 7 ft. long x 6 in. wide; two 12 in. diamond-shaped heads each with 10 inch purple forked tongues, 2 blood-shot red trapezoid shaped eyes per head; body is candy corn color ; covered in spiders, metallic spikes at end of tail. |
| 37. Surfboard - Ms. Hechler, 6th grade (Innovation Lab) and Ms. Hilligoss 6th grade (Social Studies class) Western CUSD 12, Kinderhook, IL. Surfboard: 10ft tall by 2 ft wide, black board with green lines and blue waves on it, red W in the middle of the board | 38. Pet Bat - Melinda Baden, LAE TEACHER, PRE-KDG ESE, Clay County District Schools, Green Cove Springs, Florida - 8", green, with hands for wings, with 2 sharp, long fangs, with a purple collar and leash. |
| 39. Microscope - optional | 40. Cane - |
| 41. Toothbrush
- Suzanne Roach, Grades
3 & 4. Ciliegio (Cherry Tree non-profit Association; Pordenone, ITALY.
7" long, 1" wide, 1" thick A big tree branch painted yellow with two red and one black stripes of slime. Bristles made of thorns and grass. Two eyes and one mouth. |
42. Favorite
Book - Shelly Sherman's class, Blue Mountain School, Floyd,
Virginia. Monster Man by Vad Yeslip: rectangle, 1yd tall 2 feet wide, from the creator of Captain Monsterpants, eyeballs, sunglasses, rainbow, red slime, head in hands. |
| 43. Cup of Tea - optional | 44. Xbox - optional |
| 45. Smart phone - Tatjana Stefanac. Jovan Jovanovic Zmaj Primary School. Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia. 30x42 cm, 3cm thick, Space dark black, Apps in shape of the planets (8 apps: We Tune, Chatroom, Save the Planet, To Do List, Tool Kit, Emergency, GPS, Camera) pop-out when used. | 46. Drone -optional |
Link to Past Monster Project Name & Votes Lists
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