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Books
D&T
1
1
Start-up Books
Pack of 6 QCA based Start-Up
books. These colourful books are a
great introduction to each unit in
KS1 giving fun activity ideas and
discussion points for the
6
classroom. Hbk. 24 pgs.
Pack
013-TSTBK6 £65.95
2
Design Around Us
Raise children’s awareness on the
importance of design using these
delightful books. The set will
prompt children to examine
everyday objects and take a fresh
look at their design, materials and
how we use them. Set includes:
The Toys We Play With, The
Clothes We Wear, The Homes We
Live In and The Things We Use.
Each 32pgs. Size:26 x 21cm. Pbk.
Foundation-KS1, P1-3.
013-TE00158 £23.99
3
Starting Points in
Design & Technology
2
4
This book presents 30 themes,
covering areas of D&T;
Pack
Mechanisms, Pneumatics,
Structures and Joining, Creative
Cooking, Sewing and Making and
Electrical Power. Pbk. 72 pgs.
013-SPDT £15.99
4
Feltmaking Book
This book is packed with colourful
examples and step by step
instructions for making felt and
using it. From unsophisticated
colourful wall hangings (could be an
excellent group project!) to a
collage of waterlilies a la Monet!
Felt is a resilient fabric and can be
used for bags, purses, key rings,
3
4
cushions etc. A perfect D&T
5 material. A brilliant introduction to
making felt. Pbk. 80 pgs.
Size: 25 x 20 cm.
013-AR00278 £10.25
5
Textiles Around The
World
A superb cross curricular book
which explores different cultures by
looking at their crafts. Includes
fabric printing, batik and appliqué.
Pbk.
013-AR00243 £5.99
6
6
Global Garden
Do you know how your jeans grew?
Or your bicycle tyres?
What does a chocolate tree look
like and where does sugar come
from? Turn the wheels, lift the
flaps, pull the tabs and discover,
the great ingenuity of the plants we
can’t do without. Ideal for
discussions on sustainability.
Alternatively explore the
mechanisms when covering Unit
4B Story Books. 12 pgs. Hbk.
Size: 23 x 23 cm.
013-TE00131 £12.99
42 Call our order hotline on 0800 318 686 or fax your order to 0800 137 525
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