SuitabookMaking with everyday materials
Readers make zoo animals from items such as tissue boxes, paper plates and foam sheets by following pictured stages.
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Annalees Lim - Author
A practical activity book combining making with animal information. Readers follow illustrated stages to turn familiar household materials into creatures including an elephant, sea lion and monkey.
"A tissue box can be used to make an elephant. A paper plate can be turned into a sea lion. A monkey can be made with foam sheets. These and other fun zoo animal crafts are waiting for readers with each turn of the page. By following detailed, step-by-step instructions, readers are able to create an array of zoo animals from common household items. Readers are aided by colorful photographs of each step in the process, as well as of the finished product. Fun facts about each zoo animal are also included, allowing readers to learn as they create."--Publisher's website.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceA practical activity book combining making with animal information. Readers follow illustrated stages to turn familiar household materials into creatures including an elephant, sea lion and monkey.
Readers make zoo animals from items such as tissue boxes, paper plates and foam sheets by following pictured stages.
Fun facts about each zoo animal are included alongside the craft projects.
Have ordinary materials ready before beginning, and look through the photographs together first.
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