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Pirate things to make and do
Summary
Things to make and do
Pirate things to make and do
- A swashbuckling activity book with stickers sure to keep children entertained.
- Packed with piratey projects such as pirate finger-puppets, a booty-filled treasure chest and a pirate ship painting.
- Also features dressing-up ideas including a pirate hat, eye-patch, sword and telescope.
- This fun-filled book is perfect for boys and girls who yearn for a life on the ocean wave!
WARNING! Not suitable for children under 36 months because of small parts. Choking Hazard.
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Information
Key Stage: KS1 A; Age 4+ (info)
Paperback:
ISBN: 9781409538936
32 pages + 2 pages of stickers
276 x 216mm
Author/Editor: Rebecca Gilpin
Illustrator: Erica Harrison
Press & Blog Reviews
Lots of fun activities for children including making pirate hats, finger puppets and a pirate door sign.
The Evening Gazette
Perfect treasure for little pirates.
Clifton Life
Reader Reviews
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pirate things to make and do
Fantastic! The treasure chest went down a storm!
Rachel Sumner, 16th June 2008
Pirate things to make and do
This fantastic book inspired the theme for my son's 4th birthday party. we made most of the things in the book and the party went down a storm!
Amanda-Jayne Stratton, 28th March 2007
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