Author: Jacky Bahbout
Publisher: National Geographic Books
Published: 2014-09-16
Total Pages: 0
ISBN-13: 0500650381
DOWNLOAD EBOOKA fantastically fun activity book that allows children to create colorful drawings with their hands and feet Make art with your hands and feet! reinterprets the classic body-based drawing project for young children. Children can trace around their hands, fingers, and thumbs to complete 32 different pictures on the page, as well as making hand- and finger-prints with paint. Draw around your hands to make a reindeer’s antlers; trace your fingers to make space rockets shooting through the sky; and use your thumbs create a picture of fish swimming in an aquarium. You can even use your feet to create waddling penguins and wobbly ghosts. The pages are one-sided and can be torn from the book to make for easy hanging and sharing. Icons on each page show children whether they’ll trace or print with their hands, fingers, thumbs, toes, or feet. With plenty of opportunities to experiment and personalize, the unique pictures will reflect each child’s own creative energy.
Book Synopsis Make Art with Your Hands and Feet by : Jacky Bahbout
Download or read book Make Art with Your Hands and Feet written by Jacky Bahbout and published by National Geographic Books. This book was released on 2014-09-16 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A fantastically fun activity book that allows children to create colorful drawings with their hands and feet Make art with your hands and feet! reinterprets the classic body-based drawing project for young children. Children can trace around their hands, fingers, and thumbs to complete 32 different pictures on the page, as well as making hand- and finger-prints with paint. Draw around your hands to make a reindeer’s antlers; trace your fingers to make space rockets shooting through the sky; and use your thumbs create a picture of fish swimming in an aquarium. You can even use your feet to create waddling penguins and wobbly ghosts. The pages are one-sided and can be torn from the book to make for easy hanging and sharing. Icons on each page show children whether they’ll trace or print with their hands, fingers, thumbs, toes, or feet. With plenty of opportunities to experiment and personalize, the unique pictures will reflect each child’s own creative energy.
