paper work

Introduces paper cutting, a traditional Chinese art form developed over 2,000 years ago.

Focuses on ten scientists and artists who left other careers and graduate degrees to pursue lives as modern-day paperfolders.

Presents reproducible patterns for eleven wearable projects, such as "hear" muffs and muscle sleeves, designed to teach prekindergarteners through first graders about the human body and five senses, and includes lesson plans and extension activities.

Simple instructions for making toys, greeting cards, mobiles, costumes, and other objects from paper.