The Extraordinary Book that Eats Itself
by Susan Hayes and Penny Arian
Illustrated by Pintachan
Flexibound, 64 pages
SBN-10 : 1681885476
$14.99 on Amazon
I have spent over 15 years reviewing kids and craft books. The Extraordinary Book that Eats Itself by Susan Hayes and Penny Arian is the most creative and ingenious I have ever seen. The colorful illustrations by Pintachan just call you in. Just in time for Earth Day next month, this book inspires our young ones to become conservationists and to think about our planet in a time of climate change. I love that this entire book can be cut up and made into a project. Every morsel of the book is re-usable!
There are 30+ projects inside this book. Projects include: seed writing papers, a planter box, seed markers, bird feeder, rug loom, a bug hotel and more. All kids need to complete the projects are everyday household items and a batch of the eco-friendly glue recipe included on the back cover In addition to projects there are also activities ike eco-quizzes, nature games, organic recipes, and diaries to plan plastic-free days that make learning about the environment fun.
If your child is doing homeschool or remote learning. This is a great screen-free activity book where kid can learn about nature and the environment and how they can make a different to save mother earth.
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