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Football things to make and do

Summary

Things to make and do
Football things to make and do

Kick young minds and hands into action with these 17 footie activities straight off the pitch.
Activities include making a 3D penalty shoot-out, footballer finger puppets and league charts with slot-in football shirts for each team.
Every activity is clearly illustrated in an appealing and colourful style, with easy to follow step-by-step instructions.
Includes over 250 colourful football stickers to decorate the activities.

WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard.

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Key Stage: KS1 E/A/DT; Age 4+ (info)

BIC: B2L79 (info)

Paperback:
ISBN: 9780746088760

Author/Editor: Rebecca Gilpin

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"Recommended."
Junior Magazine

The first thing we’re throwing in our Kit Bag is this new book from Usborne. It’s called Football Things To Make and Do and it’s full of, erm, football things to make and do! There are 17 different ideas to tackle in the book. We liked the Overhead Kick Door Sign, which you can make for your bedroom door handle, and the Penalty Shoot Out Game looks lots of fun too. There are also tips on how to draw realistic footballers, and the book also comes with two huge pages filled with stickers that you can use on anything you make. This is a paperback fun book that’ll cost you around a fiver to buy. It’ll keep younger footie fans occupied for hours and makes it perfect for non-match days!
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