I Can Make Things for Easter
Written by Jocelyn Miller
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Fun and fantastic things that children can make at home and at school, alone and with a little bit of help from mum, dad or older sibling, to celebrate Easter whilst at the same time contained within the context of this religious festival. Activities include an Easter Garden, greetings cards with the option of a religious theme, cheerful vases-and-posies for the Easter Sunday table, alongside things to do with eggs, bunnies and chocolate.
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Synopsis
I Can Make Things for Easter by Jocelyn Miller
This attractive and useful craft activity book gives clear pictorial instructions on how to make simple but effective things to help celebrate the Easter season, using all sorts of materials including paper, paint, glue, and food ingredients. Teachers and Sunday school teachers can use the book to make templates easily for group activities.
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Book Info
Format
Paperback
Author
Jocelyn Miller
More books by Jocelyn Miller
Publisher
Lion Hudson Plc
Publication date
21st January 2011
ISBN
9780745962443
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