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There's no time for boredom with these fun and colorful Crayola crafts! Step-by-step instructions and detailed photos aid readers in making projects. A QR code for each project links to a digital landing page showing additional steps and photos.

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9781541511002

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This how-to manual models 10 eye-catching crafts that can be assembled using basic art supplies: crayons, of course, plus paper, glue, cardboard boxes, googly eyes, duct tape, and so on. Each project has step-by-step directions, accompanied by color photographs that show stages and finished products (a castle, clay fortune cookies, puppets, animal costumes, etc.). Readers are encouraged to use their imaginations and branch out, adding their own details or making their own detours to come up with new variations. While intended for kids in elementary grades, the projects, in most cases, will need adult help to be successfully assembled. Many of the directions require intuitive leaps to get to the next step, and the accompanying illustrations are somewhat limited. QR codes link to craft-specific websites, offering additional guidance, although a filmy square bearing the name of the project floats distractingly over each photo. Having said that, these undertakings are fresh and easily adaptable. Parents, teachers, scout leaders, and camp counselors will find inspiration within these pages. --Booklist --Journal

This how-to manual models 10 eye-catching crafts that can be assembled using basic art supplies: crayons, of course, plus paper, glue, cardboard boxes, googly eyes, duct tape, and so on. Each project has step-by-step directions, accompanied by color photographs that show stages and finished products (a castle, clay fortune cookies, puppets, animal costumes, etc.). Readers are encouraged to use their imaginations and branch out, adding their own details or making their own detours to come up with new variations. While intended for kids in elementary grades, the projects, in most cases, will need adult help to be successfully assembled. Many of the directions require intuitive leaps to get to the next step, and the accompanying illustrations are somewhat limited. QR codes link to craft-specific websites, offering additional guidance, although a filmy square bearing the name of the project floats distractingly over each photo. Having said that, these undertakings are fresh and easily adaptable. Parents, teachers, scout leaders, and camp counselors will find inspiration within these pages.--Booklist -- Journal (5/1/2019 12:00:00 AM)

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Rebecca Felix lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota, where she writes and edits children's books. She has written books on many topics, and learning about new things is Rebecca's favorite part of her job.

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