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Spooky things to make and do
Summary
Things to make and do
Spooky things to make and do
- Eighteen spooktacular activities to keep even the busiest little horrors occupied!
- Projects include flapping paper bats, a pop-up vampire card and a toothy monster gift bag.
- Each activity is clearly illustrated with easy to follow, step-by-step instructions.
- Comes with two pages of glow in the dark stickers for children to make their creations even more eerie.
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard.
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Information
Key Stage: KS1; Age 4+ (info)
Paperback:
ISBN: 9781409538653
32 pages +2 pages stickers
276 x 216
Author/Editor: Fiona Watt
Press & Blog Reviews
This scary little book is very charming and features fabulous ideas for Hallowe’en decorations. We love the inspired ideas especially the flapping bats, while the monster-mouth bags are perfect for collecting trick-or-treat booty.
Sophie Conran - Junior Magazine
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Spooky fun
I bought this book with Halloween in mind and I'm delighted with it. I'll use some of the projects to set the scene for our Halloween party and others as activities for the kids at the party. It's jam-packed with unique and fabulous spooky craft projects from beginning to end. Some of my favourites are Flapping Bats, Scary Skeleton, Creepy Sliding Eyes Portraits, Scuttling Rats, Toothy Monster-Mouth Bag and Sinister Spiders. If you're planning a Halloween party, this is a must have!
Rochelle Campbell, 22nd March 2009
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