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Title: Recycled Crafts Box
ISBN: 1580175228
Author:
Laura C. Martin
Publicate Date: 2004-03-01
Publish: 2004-03-01
List Price: $10.95
Average Customer Rating: 5.0
Format: Paperback
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Amazon Lowest New Price: $6.43
Amazon Lowest Used Price: $7.10
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1: Very nice!
A friend got this for my daughter and I, and a lot of the projects in it are really suited better for parents with younger children, that being said, we loved it.
My daughter is almost 13 years old, and while a lot of the projects were a lot easier then she likes, they gave her ideas for doing similar things with a bit more complexity. The cardboard castle is a favorite, and she's got big plans for building her brother a dice tower now.
The other thing the book had that we both liked was a lot of information about how things are recycled, and a timeline of disposable manufacturing, so we both learned from it. It's good without being overly preachy, and since it's recycled crafts, the crafts are very inexpensive to make.
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2: Gift Purchase
I purchased this book as a gift for a school located in another state. I have no idea how good it is. However, I don't believe the school would have put it on their wish list if they didn't think it wasn't good. I purchase a lot of books from Amazon.com for this school.
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3: Recycled Crafts Box
An excellent book to help parents teach their children the importance of recycling while having fun as a family doing the crafts!
Potecting Mother Earth is a fantastic way of spending quaility family time together!
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4: A delightful resource for rainy-day fun
Laura Martin's Recycled Crafts Box is a compilation of forty ecologically-friendly projects and activities that can be done cheaply from old things, from crafting sock puppets and cardboard castles to rag coasters and colorful picnic plate flowers. A delightful resource for rainy-day fun, artistic stimulation, and stimulating quality time to be shared with young ones. Also a highly recommended creative diversion, especially as an alternative to the ever-present press of television and other passive media.
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