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Animal things to make and do
Summary
Things to make and do
Animal things to make and do
- Children will go wild with these 18 activities, including chains of monkeys, clinging koalas and wobbly penguins.
- Every activity is clearly illustrated with easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions.
- Includes over 300 animal stickers to decorate the activities.
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard.
“This is a wonderful book”
Child Education
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Age: 4+
Paperback:
ISBN: 9780746097748
32 pages + 2 pages stickers
305 x 238mm
Author/Editor: Rebecca Gilpin
Press & Blog Reviews
When this book was lifted out of the bag, the children immediately wanted to go and make things out of it. There are lots of lovely thing to make and so using a variety of materials - from pens, paints and collage, to using egg shells to make penguins. With a little guidance, the children were able to follow the instructions and complete their projects independently and successfully. They thoroughly enjoyed working and following the clearly laid out instructions to make different animals. This is a wonderful book, which will encourage and develop children's skills of using and following instructions. It's also great for giving teachers some lovely craft ideas to complement an animal topic.
Child Education
With 18 activities, including monkey chains, clinging koalas and wobbly penguins, and over 300 stickers to decorate [your] creations with, this craft delight will be enjoyed for hours and hours.
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