Not a Teensy Bite
Written by Suzanne A. P. Davis
'Grrrrrrghhhhh!'
When Anansi's rumbly tummy wakes her up
She needs to come up with a plan
How to feed it NOW!
But she better watch out
A hungry LION is about
When Anansi's rumbly tummy wakes her up
She needs to come up with a plan
How to feed it NOW!
But she better watch out
A hungry LION is about
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'Not a Teensy Bite'
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We can bring this and many other
fun-filled stories to your
School, Nursery, Private or Social event!
Simply fill in our Booking Form or
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Sing & Dance
Along
Can you find Anansi?
Join Miss Sunshine as we swish, whoosh, stomp, trump and roar our way across the jungle in search of food.
Join Miss Sunshine as we swish, whoosh, stomp, trump and roar our way across the jungle in search of food.
The Anansi Story
From Generation to Generation
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In The Beginning
The story of a Spider God, originated from West Africa. Anansi stories have been around for centuries, travelling the world, being told and retold in many different languages and dialects. |
Get Spider Crafty
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Watch our Video! And get making your own:
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The Anansi Creative Art Competition
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A very BIG well done to Amelie and Gaia from
Sacred Heart School! They entered their wonderful creations into the 'Anansi Creative Art Competition' And won! Their masterpieces will be featured in every 'Not a Teensy Bite' book! (publication 2020) |
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Fly-Catching Creation
By Amelie aged 7
Ameilie reveals how she made her grand masterpiece
"First, I got an orange and some tissue paper and painted the black paper. When the black paint was drying, I stuck some eyes on it.
Then I got pipe cleaners and made 8 holes with scissors and put the legs in. Finally, I got 2 pom poms, wrapped some pipe cleaners into wings and that made them into flies. For the background, I crunched up cardboard and drew silver lines where the cracks were made for my spider web.” SUPERB!!!!
"First, I got an orange and some tissue paper and painted the black paper. When the black paint was drying, I stuck some eyes on it.
Then I got pipe cleaners and made 8 holes with scissors and put the legs in. Finally, I got 2 pom poms, wrapped some pipe cleaners into wings and that made them into flies. For the background, I crunched up cardboard and drew silver lines where the cracks were made for my spider web.” SUPERB!!!!
Hanging Masterpiece
By Gaia aged 5
Gaia spent much time and effort perfecting her masterpiece. Starting with just a simple piece of white fabric, Gaia designed, decorated and hand-sewed her hanging spider all by herself!
"We only had white fabric in the house," explained Gaia's Mum.
Gaia coloured the white fabric, then decorated it with such attention to detail. “She loved the challenge and dedicated so much time to think on what and how to do it... and had so much fun doing both creations!"
SPLENDID!!!
"We only had white fabric in the house," explained Gaia's Mum.
Gaia coloured the white fabric, then decorated it with such attention to detail. “She loved the challenge and dedicated so much time to think on what and how to do it... and had so much fun doing both creations!"
SPLENDID!!!
The Anansi Creative Art Competition
"Hi I'm Suzanne, writer of 'Not a Teensy Bite'
I really love reading and writing stories and there's something about the Anansi stories which capture the imagination. I can certainly see why they have been around for centuries..."
The Anansi Story
"I too love the fact that the Anansi stories have been spoken in many different languages and dialects, told and retold throughout the world.
Recreate
That's why this Creative Art Competition is a great opportunity for children to create their own version of Anansi, by writing a short piece, drawing picture or getting creative in any way imaginable!!!!"
How to Enter ( Now Closed)
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Closing Date: (Closed)
Calling all 4 - 8 year olds!
If you like getting crafty, then you'll love this Anansi Art Competition! Send us your masterpiece. You can write, draw, sketch, paint, craft... come up with your own version of Anansi. Remember to include your:
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Have your work *published!Up to 2 entrants will have their masterpiece *published!
Winners will also receive a FREE signed copy of the Anansi story 'Not a Teensy Bite' plus a FREE copy of the book will be donated to their school. *Pictures/illustrations will be printed inside all copies of 'Not a Teensy Bite' - this picture book is written by Suzanne A. P. Davis and will be published by Paragon Publishing. 
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Please email your masterpiece to: [email protected]