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Language: English
Published by Evan-Moor Corp, 2000
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- Title
- Folded Paper Projects
- Author
- Moore, Jo Ellen,Evans, Joy
- Publisher
- Evan-Moor Corp
- Publication year
- 2000
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- paperback
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1557997772
- ISBN 13
- 9781557997777
Teach your students to make eight basic folds, then guide them through the creation of 30 folded paper art projects, with this easy-to-follow instructional book.
Most of the 30 lessons in Folded Paper Projects require only paper, paste, scissors, and
crayons, and felt pens. Included are: fish, crab, quail, rabbit, caterpillar, alligator, angel, raindrop, ladybug, bunny, Dutch girl, bird, fish, mouse, pig, cup, hat, Valentine holder, turtle.
You can use finished projects in the classroom to:
* Enrich a lesson or unit of study
* Encourage oral or written language experiences
* Decorate your classroom
* Create Christmas tree ornaments
* Develop into greeting cards
* Combine to create mobiles and murals
In just five easy steps, for example, a student can create an accordion-folded "alligator" that complements a lesson on reptiles or zoo animals.
Looking for more art projects to help students learn and express themselves? Consider these Evan-Moor titles: Craftworks for Kids series (EMC 230, 231, 720-724), ArtWorks for Kids series (EMC 291-296), How to Teach Art to Children (EMC 260), Holiday Fun (EMC 742) and Seasonal Activities (EMC 103).
Most of the 30 lessons in Folded Paper Projects require only paper, paste, scissors, and
crayons, and felt pens. Included are: fish, crab, quail, rabbit, caterpillar, alligator, angel, raindrop, ladybug, bunny, Dutch girl, bird, fish, mouse, pig, cup, hat, Valentine holder, turtle.
You can use finished projects in the classroom to:
* Enrich a lesson or unit of study
* Encourage oral or written language experiences
* Decorate your classroom
* Create Christmas tree ornaments
* Develop into greeting cards
* Combine to create mobiles and murals
In just five easy steps, for example, a student can create an accordion-folded "alligator" that complements a lesson on reptiles or zoo animals.
Looking for more art projects to help students learn and express themselves? Consider these Evan-Moor titles: Craftworks for Kids series (EMC 230, 231, 720-724), ArtWorks for Kids series (EMC 291-296), How to Teach Art to Children (EMC 260), Holiday Fun (EMC 742) and Seasonal Activities (EMC 103).
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