Brian's friends in Pennsylvania asked our family to help their son with a school project. Flat Stanley is a book that is frequently used with elementary aged students. I remember reading it to my classes, too! So, this was especially fun for me! So, Noah created a "Flat Noah" and sent it to Texas to go on adventures with our family! The idea is to send the paper doll as far away as possible. Then, you take pictures of the adventures and report back in some way. You return the paper doll along with pictures, etc. 
This was our little book we put together. I found a Texas sticker and also a Pennsylvania sticker, but I forgot to take pictures of that one! :)
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The Straley family was excited to receive Flat Noah in the mail! We first took Flat Noah to the train station in Tomball, Texas.
Notice the Texas flag above Noah's head!
This is Emerson holding Flat Noah. Tomball is a small town outside of Houston.
Flat Noah saw a train going by.
He saw a statue of Thomas Ball, the founder of the town.
Flat Noah also saw a puppy dog statue. He took a picture with Emerson and Langston.
Next, he saw a red caboose!
Look closely, and you can see Flat Noah behind the steering wheel!
Then, the Straley family took Flat Noah to their house to play in the sandbox.
He played on the swing set with Emerson and Langston. He even went down the slide!
The last thing Flat Noah did was jump in the ball pit! He had so much fun!
It was time for the Straley family to send Flat Noah back to Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. We all waved good-bye! We will miss you Flat Noah! :)
This was our little book we put together. I found a Texas sticker and also a Pennsylvania sticker, but I forgot to take pictures of that one! :)
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The Straley family was excited to receive Flat Noah in the mail! We first took Flat Noah to the train station in Tomball, Texas.
Notice the Texas flag above Noah's head!
This is Emerson holding Flat Noah. Tomball is a small town outside of Houston.
Flat Noah saw a train going by.
He saw a statue of Thomas Ball, the founder of the town.
Flat Noah also saw a puppy dog statue. He took a picture with Emerson and Langston.
Next, he saw a red caboose!
Look closely, and you can see Flat Noah behind the steering wheel!
Then, the Straley family took Flat Noah to their house to play in the sandbox.
He played on the swing set with Emerson and Langston. He even went down the slide!
The last thing Flat Noah did was jump in the ball pit! He had so much fun!
It was time for the Straley family to send Flat Noah back to Bellefonte, Pennsylvania. We all waved good-bye! We will miss you Flat Noah! :)
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