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Crafts for Kids Who Are Learning about Farm Animals
48 pp.
| Millbrook |
March, 2007 |
LibraryISBN 978-0-8225-6366-2$25.26
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K-3Crafts for Kids Who Are Learning About series.
Illustrated by
Jan Barger.
Kids can turn common materials into farmyard critters that are puppets, pins, and hats. There are twenty projects, and each step is illustrated. Youngsters who are interested in farm animals will likely lack the manual dexterity to complete many of these crafts (e.g., a mouse made from a thimble, three finger-sized bandages formed into a crow).