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Roman Activity Book (Crafty History): 1 (Crafty Histories)

Roman Activity Book (Crafty History): 1 (Crafty Histories)

by Steve Weatherill (Author), Sue Weatherill (Author)

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    Paperback 2005

    $3.28
Synopsis

Step back in time with this fantastic activity book. It's packed with crafty historical ideas for things to make and do from Roman times. Tell the time with a Roman water clock, make your own Roman mosaic, dress like a Roman, build your own Roman fort, and rustle up a tasty Roman snack! There are full step-by-step instructions for all projects, a map of the Roman Empire, a timeline, fascinating and fun facts about Roman life, a stencil of Roman numerals, and a handy glossary of tricky words.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 24
 Edition: Act
 Publisher: b small publishing limited
Published: 01 Sep 2005
ISBN 10: 1902915348
ISBN 13: 9781902915340
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years

Media Reviews
'A super way to reinforce studies and bring the subject to life.' www.parentsintouch.co.uk
Author Bio
Steve Weatherill: I trained in animation at the RCA and in a past life worked in advertising and drew a strip cartoon for the FT. With my wife, Sue, joint author of many of my books, and my two sons, I live in the heart of the Lincolnshire countryside with a flock of geese, the inspiration for my picture book character Baby Goz (published by Frances Lincoln). I like to think that the humour I inject into my books makes sure that both children and adults enjoy them. For b small, with my wife, I have written the Crafty History Series and the Read & Play series. You might also catch me touring the UK with my 'roadshow', introducing children in schools and libraries to Baby Goz and my other characters. Sue Weatherill: I first started working with Steve on the Egyptian Activity book after a family visit to Egypt. I was useless at history at school so all the fascination of the subject suddenly hit me. I particularly enjoyed researching for the Prehistoric Activity book. I think it made me feel quite young. And I still can't walk down a pebbled drive without looking for fossils.