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Things for boys to make and do
Summary
Things to make and do
Things for boys to make and do
- A fun-filled activity book packed with fantastic projects to keep boys busy, including a cowboy hat, a spooky skeleton, an Egyptian mummy and many more.
- Every activity has easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions alongside an inspiring picture of the finished project.
- Perfect for inspiration over the holidays, weekends or any time at all!
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- Concealed spiral binding
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Information
Key Stage: KS1/2 E/A/DT; Age 4+ (info)
Concealed spiral binding:
ISBN: 9781409508441
96 pages
240 x 187mm
Paperback:
ISBN: 9781409544845
96 pages
276 x 216mm
Author/Editor: Fiona Watt
Press & Blog Reviews
Designed to stave off dull moments and to encourage creativity at home, this lives up to its title by packing in loads of things to make with simple materials most of which are readily at hand.
Lovereading4kids.co.uk
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Things for boys to make and do
A wonderful book - we have made 6 or so projects already. The fantastic thing is that most things are made from items you already have: kids!, tin foil, paint, cardboard (we use cereal packets), tissue paper, coloured card and away you go. My nine year old works out the instructions from the fun illustrations and words and then directs and helps the younger siblings. The children feel like they have accomplished a usable piece of artwork and it spurs hours of conversation, activity and play.
Angela, 17th October 2010
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