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Famous Figures of the Middle Ages & Renaissance
Are you studying the Middle Ages and the Renaissance? Do you need a quick and imaginative craft? This resource includes the images of 21 famous people from this time era that you can fashion into articulated paper dolls. Each person comes with 2 paper dolls, one that is ready to be cut and assembled, and one that is waiting for your artistic inspiration to color and decorate before assembling. Each page is perforated and every piece of the dolls details indicates where to assemble. Instructions are also located in the back. You will need scissors and something to assemble with like brads or string. Included is a booklist that can be consulted to learn and read more about each person. Along with the book list, there is an internet link (FiguresInMotion.com) that will take you to additional resources like coloring pages and activities. All dolls are printed on durable cardstock. Each doll also has about a paragraph or two of information and fun facts. 96 pgs, pb. ~Rebecca
Make 21 Jointed Paper Dolls from the Middle Ages & Renaissance!
Our newest book is a combination of Famous Figures of Medieval Times and Famous Figures of the Renaissance plus an extra figure. You can now get all the medieval and Renaissance puppets in one book!
Cut out the arms, legs, and body parts. Then put them together with a hole punch and mini brads to make a paper doll that moves. This fun hands-on history craft will inspire your children to want to learn more about the famous people of the Middle Ages & Renaissance. Includes a short description about each person along with a list of books to read aloud. Perfect for kids who love crafts and hands-on activities. A great addition to your study of the Renaissance. Hours of fun and educational play!
I'm not an arts and crafts sort of gal. There's not much that will get my fingers itching for a pair of scissors. But, you guessed it; these did. First of all, the art work is wonderful - accurately detailed and colorful. Secondly, the figures look like they would be fun and satisfying to make and use (they move). Thirdly, I could imagine my kids (as they used to be) engaged in hours of creative play with the figures - over and above any use we might make of them with historical studies. And yes, I suppose I should mention that they were probably created to be used with history unit studies (an MOH customer/mom first mentioned them to us). The book (designed to be disassembled and the figures cut out) is of heavyweight cardstock. There are two sets of each figure - one full-color, and one black-and-white line art to be colored in (definitely a colored pencil project). At the front of the book is a pictorial guide to each figure that includes a detailed biographical sketch and a companion reading list for each figure (read-aloud as well as independent reading). There are complete instructions for assembling - using small brads or eyelets - with a letter key printed on the back of each figure for easy assembly. A hole punch and fasteners are required for assembly. ~ Janice
Product Format: | Paperback |
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Brand: | Figures in Motion |
Grades: | 1-7 |
ISBN: | 9781944481070 |
Length in Inches: | 11 |
Width in Inches: | 8.5 |
Height in Inches: | 0.5 |
Weight in Pounds: | 1.1 |