Have you seen this resource for Mailing May?

[Robin(CA)]

http://www.michaelotunnell.com/mailing_may.html

I was using Google Image search to see if I could find a picture of Mailing May to use for our timeline and I typed in May's name and found this website from the author.

For our lesson today were discussing how the illustrator was true to the text, but after looking at these photographs it's obvious he was true to the original photograhs too! It was fun to see how much May looked like the real May and Grandma's house was painted exactly the same too.

[Deb]

:thumb: Great resource!:clap:

[Alana]

We are doing Mailing May this week too. Finishing up. Thanks for that. My kids were thoroughly impressed!

[Rebe]

Thank you! We're rowing this in October. I printed the pictures!

[SoniaM]

I just found this website the other day too..and we are also doing Mailing May in October as well:)

[Nan in SouthTX]

Oh, my goodness! Mailing May is a true story?!? :eek:
We haven't rowed it yet; I had no idea that it really happened. Amazing!
Nan

[Nan in SouthTX]

We received Mailing May through interlibrary loan yesterday. We were so relieved to discover that May wasn't put in a box and shipped like we'd thought! :lol:

Nan

[Kendall in GA]

Thanks! We're rowing May next. :)

[Loralin]

We received Mailing May through interlibrary loan yesterday. We were so relieved to discover that May wasn't put in a box and shipped like we'd thought! :lol: Nan

Tee Hee... we were thinking the same thing! We had listened to an Adventure in Odyssey about the Underground Railroad, where they had actually shipped a runaway slave in a box!

I was glad to hear that May didn't have to go in to a box!