A READING WONDERLAND 2022
On View 11/19/22 – 12/14/22
Celebrate the 13th Anniversary of the Christmas Tree Forest presented by H-E-B, the Junior League of Corpus Christi and the Art Museum of South Texas! This year’s theme of A Reading Wonderland gives students, teachers and families in the Corpus Christi area the opportunity to foster a love of reading and to promote critical thinking and creativity through exploration of award-winning literature and illustrations.
On view through December 14th, the trees and decorations are donated to area families in need to enjoy for the remainder of the holiday season. While on view, visitors are encouraged to vote for their favorite tree, either in person or here on our website (see below FMI); H-E-B gift cards will be awarded to the 3 trees with the most votes.
A FREE FAMILY DAY event will be held on December 10, 10am – 3pm. Join us for H-E-B goodie bag giveaways, hands-on art activities, photos with Santa, live musical and dance performances, food trucks and more!
The 2022 Christmas Tree Forest includes the following book themes and youth organizations. Click on each image to view it in closer detail.
Each of the 30 participating school groups selected an award-winning children’s book and were then asked to read and hand-craft decorations to reflect the book’s theme/characters. Please vote for the school group you feel met the criteria most successfully by clicking the link below. One vote per person per day, please
VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE TREE
Beautiful Oops!Written by Barney Salltzberg Seale Junior
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Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryWritten by Roald Dahl Elementary Gifted & Talented Program, Robstown ISD
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Christmas CookiesWritten by Amy Krouse Rosenthal Incarnate Word Academy Elementary
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COCOWritten by RH Disney Galvan Elementary School Student Council
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The Color MonsterWritten by Anna Llenas School of Science & Technology – Bayshore
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Diary of a Wimpy KidWritten by Jeff Kinney Ray High School Student Council
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Extra YarnWritten by Mac Barnett FMC Stem Academy
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Goldilocks and the Three BearsWritten by Parragon Books School of Science & Technology – Early Elementary
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Green Eggs and HamWritten by Dr. Seuss Sam Houston Elementary School Student Council
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How The Grinch Stole ChristmasWritten and Gap Co-op
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Harold and the Purple CrayonWritten by Crockett Johnson Aransas Pass High School
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The Hundred and One DalmatiansWritten by Dodie Smith Dawson Elementary School Pre-K Class
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If You Give a Mouse a CookieWritten by Laura Numeroff Ray High School
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James and the Giant PeachWritten by Roald Dahl Diversity Co-op
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The Lion, The Witch, and The WardrobeWritten by C.S Lewis Sanders Elementary School
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Little WomenWritten by Louisa May Alcott The Traveling Library CCTX
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The Magic BootsAdapted by Scott Emerson St. Patrick School, Second Grade
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Oh, The Places You’ll Go!Written and Illustrated King High School Student Council
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Old Macdonald Had a FarmWritten by Golden Books Corpus Christi 4H
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OliviaWritten by Ian Falconer Skidmore-Tynan High School
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Percy Jackson and the OlympiansWritten by Rick Riordan St. Pius X Catholic School
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Peter PanWritten by J.M. Barrie Mary Carroll High School
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The Rainbow FishWritten by Marcus Pfister Most Precious Blood Catholic School
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The Secret GardenWritten by Frances Hodgson Burnett Kaffie Middle School
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Tales Of A Fourth Grade NothingWritten by Judy Blume Galvan Elementary School Robotics Club
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The Velveteen RabbitWritten by Margery Williams Metro/Miller High School Spirit Club
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The Very Hungry CaterpillarWritten by Eric Carle Seashore Middle Academy
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Where The Wild Things AreWritten by Maurice Sendak Antonio E. Garcia Arts & Education Center, Arts After School Program
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The Wonderful Wizard of OzWritten by L. Frank Baum Windsor Park Elementary School Art Club
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You MatterWritten by Christian Robinson Metro Elementary School of Design
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