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Greatest Crafts & Projects for Children

Vikas Khatri

Publisher: Greatest

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Summary

54 Cool and awesome projects, crafts, experiments and more for kids!!!
 
Unplugging kids from their MP3 players and game systems for one – on – one family time is a great way to reconnect in today’s hectic world. And what better way to spend time together than doing an activity that’s not only fun but also promotes creativity and self – expression?
 
Greatest Crafts and Projects for Children is packed with 54 craft projects ranging from outdoor projects to gifts and party favors to holiday décor to projects to that promote learning through play with step – by – step instructions to guide children to successful completion of each projects.
 
Filled with easy – to – follow instructions and fun Greatest Crafts and Projects for Children provides parents, caregivers and teachers with the tools they need to make the children recognise and cultivate the creativity within themselves along with fun.
Available since: 04/01/2012.

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