Mini - Collection - Project Idea

Those are so fun, I have darth tater!

June 30, 2008

I wonder if the original inventor of this toy lived to see what it has become? Probably not as it has been at least 50 years!

June 28, 2008

That is too cute!!

June 27, 2008

ROTF... those names are hilarious! Darth Tater has eyes... weird.

June 27, 2008

great collection

June 27, 2008

How funny, never knew there were so many. One of favourite childhood toys was a potato head. But I used real potatoes.

June 27, 2008

I never knew there were so many different kinds!

June 26, 2008

LOL! I love it!

June 26, 2008

So much fun!

June 26, 2008

Tateriffic! :o}

June 26, 2008

LOl brilliant!

June 26, 2008

I didn't know there was that many either! Rhonda's book sounds like fun!

June 26, 2008

How fun, I had no idea there were this many. I'd love to have the poster from Toy Story where Potato Head puts his face back on is strage places and says, "Look! I'm Picasso!"

June 26, 2008

How cute.

June 26, 2008

that's a few Mr. Potato heads.

June 26, 2008

My friend Statham collects these as well. I'll have to find out how many he has.

June 26, 2008

I have never seen such a thing! :)

June 26, 2008

HAhaha.... Darth Tater and Count Spudula... that is GREAT!

June 26, 2008

so fun! I had no idea there were so many Mr. Potato heads? and this is only part of the collection, how many more are there?

June 26, 2008

My boss got Darth Tatter for my little Logan for Christmas year before last. He loves it! Lexi likes the great big stuffed potato head with velcro parts that I found on Ebay for her. I love Potato head. Have you ever read the book MR. POTATO HEAD ACROSS AMERICA ? I have a lesson plan that I do with our 4th graders every year when we are working on mapping skills in the library. We read the book and then they have to plan a trip to meet Mr. Potato head in ST. Louis. Each table (we have 7 in the library) has a different place of origin.....They have to use a state map, figure the mileage, trace the route on the map with a high lighter and figure how much time and gas it will take to make the trip. They have a lot of fun with it and it is a good life skills lesson as well as reinforcing mapping and math skills. Great collection you have there.