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Make and Use, For National Curriculum Key Stage 2, Interest age: from c 7 years, Prose: non-fiction, Handicrafts (Children's / Teenage)
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Features a wide range of exciting step-by-step projects that can be done at home or in the classroom, from simple sticking and pasting to more difficult techniques such as papier mache.
A fun guide to making cards for children for variety of special occasions. Featuring a wide range of exciting step-by-step projects including a pop-up birthday card and a Father's Day origami card and a Christmas card that glows! This fun guide teaches children a number of different techniques from simple sticking and pasting to more difficult techniques such as papier-mache and sewing.
Supports the design and technology curriculum for KS2. The cultural significance, science and history behind each project is explained, making the series an excellent cross-curricular resource.
Rita Storey
Rita Storey started in children's books as a graphic designer but now works in various different roles, including author. She has a wealth of experience in children's non-fiction. As well as designing books, Rita has written titles on dancing, sport, and other non-fiction subjects. She lives and works in Devon.
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