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Presents basic information for transforming household materials into futuristic crafts
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Grade 4-6 Plastic lids, bowls, cups, and plates can be made into spaceships (mini-Frisbees with decorations) using only a few tools. The Blocksmas provide 24 examples upon which readers can expand. The jacket is bright with color, the inside has black line drawings with exceptionally clear detailed instructions. This special-purpose book would be of use to teachers and child-care providers looking for additional craft ideas; it could also be useful as an extension of paper airplane-making activities. It should be popular where the authors' other crafts books (Easy-to-Make Spaceships That Really Fly (1983) and Easy-to-Make Water Toys That Really Work (1985, both Prentice-Hall) circulate . Carole Kirkpatrick, North Auburn Elementary Sch . , Wash.
Copyright 1987 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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