Article: For Wee Folks.

Article: Belle Lazar; ran Wee Folks toy store
Chicago Sun-Times;  March 7, 1999 ;     496 words ... ... neighborhood around 79th Street remembers the Wee Folks toy store. The happy place that came to such a tragic end was ... a loving couple known as Mr. and Mrs. Wee Folks. Belle Lazar - Mrs. Wee Folks - opened the store with her husband Manny ...

Article: For wee folks.
Highlights for Children;  February 1, 2003 ;     284 words ...* Which might live in your home? * Which might live in a barn? * Which might live in the wild? * Who is happy? * Who is sad? * Who is sleepy? * Which taste sweet? * Which taste sour? * Which taste spicy?

Article: For wee folks.(Brief Article)
Highlights for Children;  June 1, 2003 ;     334 words ...* Which books would you like to have read to you? Which books might you read to yourself? * Which books might you share with a younger brother or sister? * How is hearing a story read aloud different from reading it to yourself? What is your favorite book? Why do you like it so much?

Article: For Wee Folks.(questions about art)(Brief Article)
Highlights for Children;  October 1, 2000 ;     438 words ...* Which of these have you used? Which do you like best? Tell about a favorite work of art that you've made. * Nobody can imagine things as you do. How does it feel to picture something in your mind and draw it on paper? * What do animals create? Why do they make these things? What materials do they

Article: For Wee folks.
Highlights for Children;  September 1, 2003 ;     279 words ...* Show with your hands how each item is used. * Make a sound like each of these animals. * Who is tallest? Who is shortest? Who is probably oldest? Who is probably youngest?

Article: For wee folks.(animals)
Highlights for Children;  July 1, 2000 ;     352 words ...Here a lot of little creepy-crawly or flying animals. Do you know their names? * How many legs does each creature have? How many wings? * Which of these fly? Which walk? Which slither? Which hop? * Which can you find on flowers? Near water? In soil? Where else might you look? * Have you ever heard

Article: For wee folks.(buttons)
Highlights for Children;  November 1, 2001 ;     383 words ...* What are these buttons for? What other kinds of buttons have you seen? * What can you make from buttons? What games can you play using buttons? * What does it mean to "button your lip"? What other "button" sayings have you heard? * Besides buttons, what else do we use to hold clothes in place?