Books published by publisher Williamson Books

This book is suitable for ages 9 to 12 years. Children love candles and this book begins with 'Ten Hot Safety Tips' for kids. Then it's onto the special effects of candles from beeswax, the ice-cavern candles, cupcake candles and many more. Teachers will love this book for its 'something new' approach to crafts. Parents will love it for its creative focus. Kids will love it because making candles is fun.

This title is suitable for ages 9 to 12 years. Even if you have never picked up knitting needles before, Peg and Terri will have you knitting in no time flat! This title includes 12 all new projects that use the 'coolest' of the 'hot' new yarns. Each pattern includes: how-to-do-it, step-by-step illustrations, what you need, and the simple stitches to know. Make some outstanding new knitted essentials, including fuzzy scarves, a sparkly metallic-yarn hip bag, great ski hats, a stylish halter top, and some toasty mittens, too.

This book is suitable for ages 3 to 6 years. Parents, teachers, grandparents too will snap up this book of art and activities for kids aged 3 to 6. With everyday items kids can let their artistic side take over and create paper coffee filter flowers, egg carton boats, and milk carton villages. Here's the book that will keep the kids occupied for hours!

This title is suitable for ages 3 to 8 years. What a way to learn! Kids imagine it, then create it - learning to move from an idea to making it happen. Kids learn to improvise by creating something out of 'nothing'. Kids develop valuable social skills - cooperation, problem-solving, and respect for new ideas. Kids learn to stretch their minds and 'think on their feet'. Kids explore life in various kinds of self-made 'structures', including a spider web, pyramid, igloo, nest, and general store.

Little hands will flourish, as Judy Press shows that creative expression, learning fun, and respect for others can be the themes of engaging Christmastime activities! Quick & easy sections provide simpler activities and crafts for younger children to do in shorter time periods. Activities & games range from making Stand-Up Fir trees to a Hands-Together garland, playing Countdown to Christmas games,adn creating Pop-up cards, Snowman wrapping paper, Jingle-bell wind chimes, and a wonderful festive Choo-Choo train!

The immediate goal of Kids Care! is to help children formulate a plan of action to make a difference, and then to help them see the plan through to completion. * Kids Care about Cats & Dogs: Kids begin with simple pet-oriented projects such as making cat and dog toys, and growing their own catnip or baking (and selling) dog biscuits. Then, it's on to creating a home pet care service, making "welcome" toys for humane shelters, learning games to play with cats and dogs for their excercise and companionship. * Kids Care about Wildlife: Simple things kids can do to help animals in their own neighborhoods or backyards including making removable stick-on window art to protect birds, building birdhouses for birds whose habitat is threatened, and grwoing sunflowers for wildlife. * Kids Care about People: Simple things to help others feel more comfortable in new surroundings, helping older people with day-to-day chores, learning to listen, making cards and small gifts to bring good cheer, helping kids who miss a lot of school, how to hold fundraisers, food and blanket drives. * Kids Care about Environment: Kids make everything from useful (and funny) recycle bins to door "snakes" and rain catchers.

This book encourages children to learn about the universe through observation, experiments and crafts. Children will enjoy the spectacular photographs from NASA in this book. They will also learn about people important to the field of astronomy, from Galileo to Sally Ride. This is a great tool for fun learning for any child that is interested in the universe.

This book is suitable for ages 3 to 7 years. Four kid-favoured themes set the stage for stress-free early learning: At the Pond, In My Garden, At the Zoo, and On the Farm. Children move from parallel play into participatory activities. Sing! Sung or chanted to familiar melodies, the songs provide verbal awareness. Play! Simple games encourage important social skills, such as taking turns and respect for one another. Create! Engaging crafts help kids to observe, imagine, and express themselves. Complete thematic units help kids' develop curiosity with Nature Notes and Little Hands Story Corners.