creative activities and seat work

An educator's guide that explains how the book "The Strangest Dinosaur That Never Was" can teach primary school children the importance of Web site evaluation.

A soft-cover copy of "The Strangest Dinosaur That Never Was" that serves as part of a three volume set designed to teach primary school children the importance of Web site evaluation.

An essential guide to activities a child can enjoy with their parents or grandparents. From understanding basic woodworking skills to constructing a kite, the reader will also learn about the science and eco side of invention. Activities are broken down into easy steps and technical information comes alive in bite-size facts. Dare-devils can make stilts, a rope ladder, and even a go-cart! Budding adventurers will learn how to put together a survival bag, campfile and fishing net. Aspiring conservationists can build their own bird nesting box and wormery. Outdoor activities have never been such fun, and if it's raining there are plenty of other fun things to do!.

Introduces children to classic art masterpieces with hands-on projects to create.

Presents ideas and instructions for projects to make for beauty and bath using a wide variety of materials.

Contains step-by-step instructions and recipes for more than twenty slime projects, including paint slime, snot slime, unicorn poop slime, and more.

Presents very brief summaries of one hundred children's books, each with comments from the illustrator and step-by-step instructions for an art project based on the illustrator's work.

"This course book is ... for students, offering advice and guidance on how to select a suitable CAS activity and how to approach the task: from planning and time management to what makes a successful and positive CAS experience. This resource is also helpful for CAS Coordinators and those involved in planning student CAS projects in their school"--Back cover.