A photographer/movie animator/zoologist team has come up with a remarkable book to teach kids how to recycle in a most imaginative way. A snip here and there, and soon a multitude of creatures -- dogs, frogs, whales, bears, butterflies, and many more -- emerges from simple egg cartons. How-to photos provide the classroom or at-home fun.
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A photographer/movie animator/zoologist team has come up with a remarkable book to teach kids how to recycle in a most imaginative way. A snip here and there, and soon a multitude of creatures -- dogs, frogs, whales, bears, butterflies, and many more -- emerges from simple egg cartons. How-to photos provide the classroom or at-home fun.
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Good. Item has stickers or notes attached to cover and/or pages that have not been removed to prevent further damage Cover has some rubbing and edgewear. Access codes, CD's, slipcovers and other accessories may not be included.
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Good. Good Ships From Canada From School Library Journal Grade 3 Up This book attempts to inspire more than instruct readers in the construction of animals out of styrofoam egg cartons There are no step-by-step procedures, just black-and-white photos illustrating the projects Haas gives some suggestions in the beginning of the book as to finishing the animalschanging the cut shapes somewhat with finer pressure, using hot water and sticks to make marks on the styrofoam But he leaves all of this up to individual crafters for each subsequent animal, not letting on how he got his zebras to look so sculptural, or his leopards so bronzelike All he gives for each of these animals is a beautiful color photograph of his finished work, a description of what that animal is like in nature, then two or three photos of the animal drawn within the egg carton and then cut out There is no mention of how to fold or twist or exert the ``finger pressure'' to get the animal to the final picture form Because.
