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Nativity sticker book
Summary
Sticker books
Nativity sticker book
- A fabulous art sticker book telling the Christmas Story through famous paintings of the Nativity, from Renaissance to modern times.
- Children can match stickers of the paintings to their labelled frames, and read facts about the paintings and artists.
- Includes a sticker advent calendar for the countdown to Christmas.
- Published in association with the National Gallery, London.
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard.
“An innovative and exciting way for children to learn to appreciate and understand great art.”
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Information
Key Stage: KS2; Age 6+ (info)
Paperback:
ISBN: 9781409536420
16 pages + 8 pages stickers
305 x 238mm
Author/Editor: Jane Chisholm
Illustrator: Princesse Camcam
Please note:
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking hazard.
Press & Blog Reviews
Christmas wouldn’t be the same without a sticker book and they don’t come better than 1000 Christmas Stickers written by Fiona Watt and designed by Stella Baggott (Usborne, paperback, £9.99). There is a winter wonderland of scenes for children aged over three to design their own pictures or to use for their own cards, letters, envelopes and drawings. From skiing and snowboarding to street markets, let your kids create their own festive fun.
Lancashire Evening Post
An innovative and exciting way for children to learn to appreciate and understand great art.
Parents in Touch
Santa and snowmen do not feature in this sticker collection, instead each is a beautiful painting of the Christmas story by a famous artist. This is a Christmas delight which anyone upwards of seven will enjoy.
Newbury Weekly News
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