30 fun ways to learn with clay and squishy stuff

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Title:

30 fun ways to learn with clay and squishy stuff

Alternate title:

Thirty fun ways to learn with clay and squish stuff

Author:

Frankish, Lorraine, author.

Nagel, Sandra, contributor.

Kohl, MaryAnn F., contributor.

Whetstone, Cassandra Reigel, contributor.

Dery, K. Whelan, illustrator.

Summary:

Presents open-ended activities with clay and other soft materials that encourage the reader to focus on the process of creation and not the final product.

General Note:

Includes index.

Physical Description:

78 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cm

Subject Term:

Modeling -- Juvenile literature.

Clay -- Juvenile literature.

Activity programs in education.

Author(s):

Nagel, Sandra,

Kohl, MaryAnn F.,

Whetstone, Cassandra Reigel,

Dery, K. Whelan,

Publisher:

Gryphon House, Inc.,

Publication Date:

2011

ISBN:

9780876593714

Publication Information:

Call Number:

372.5 FRANKISH

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Children love getting their hands dirty. Putting their fingers into clay and other squishy stuff gives them a chance to create and have fun while strengthening important developmental skills. The open-ended activities in 30 Fun Ways to Learn with Clay and Squishy Stuff focus on the process of creation, not the final product, and allow imagination to flourish.

Author Notes

Lorraine Frankish has worked in the field of early childhood education as a practitioner and manager, serving in both preschools and family centers. Currently, Lorraine conducts workshops, presentations, and lectures for students studying early childhood education.

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