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Learn and Play the Green Way,
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This review is from: Learn and Play the Green Way (Paperback)
This book was not exactly what I had pictured, but it has great usable ideas. I work with preschoolers and many of the activities can be adapted to different age groups.
2.0 out of 5 stars
Green is not equal to a good book,
By M. B. (Montreal, QC Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Learn and Play the Green Way (Paperback)
The title of this book is very attractive, but the content is not so good. Almost every project in this book is available in other ordinary play books and even more interesting and creative than this book. If I only need the simple ideas of using recycling materials to make toys, I prefer The Toddler's Busy Book than this one.
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Ideal projects on the environment,
By Pamela Robinson - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Learn and Play the Green Way (Paperback)
Take-apart Teddy, squish bags, desert in a jar--what's not to like about "Learn and Play the Green Way: Fun Activities with Reusable Materials," from Redleaf Press?Designed for people working with infants, toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten/first graders, the book presents 100 projects meant to help young ones learn to repurpose and reuse items and, in the process, improve their sensory perceptions and their cognitive, social and language skills. For example, a piece of packing styrofoam can be turned into a pounding bench, allowing toddlers to use spoons to hammer items into the material, which sharpens their motor skills. Clothespins with cutup sponges attached become small paintbrushes; a mesh bag filled with such materials as yarn and ribbons turns into a nesting ball for birds. These projects are simple and easy to follow but allow for plenty of interpretation or flexibility in how the lesson is taught and what materials are used. |
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