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Cardboard Creations: Open-Ended Exploration with Recycled Materials - Paperback

Cardboard Creations: Open-Ended Exploration with Recycled Materials - Paperback

Cardboard Creations: Open-Ended Exploration with Recycled Materials - Paperback

FormatBook
Language English
ISBN-13 / SKU 9781943147601

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by Barbara Rucci (Author)

Look no further than your recycling bin to ignite your child's imagination!

Featuring more than 20 sustainable art projects (with more than 75 different variations), Cardboard Creations shows you how to inspire creativity without having to buy fancy art supplies.

Whether you're a parent or caregiver in search of activities for just one child, or a seasoned art teacher looking for new projects to engage a group of children, this book is for you. Start reusing, exploring, and inventing today!

Author Biography

Bar Rucci is passionate about two things: children and art. She is a professional graphic designer, art teacher, blogger, and mom to three creative thinkers. Bar graduated from Skidmore College with a degree in art and a minor in early childhood development. After college she spent a decade on artistic entrepreneurial pursuits. She painted murals, designed textiles, created a children's clothing line, and finally taught herself graphic design. It was this last venture that became her calling, allowing her to stay home and raise her children. In 2012, she began her blog, Art Bar, a place where she explores her love of child-led art experiences and handmade things. Soon thereafter she began teaching art in her home. For more inspiration, visit Bar's blog at artbarblog.com.

Number of Pages: 96
Dimensions: 0.3 x 8.9 x 8 IN
Illustrated: Yes
Publication Date: November 13, 2018
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