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Books with title Rainy Day Book

  • The Rainy Day Book

    The Guardian, Helen Brooks

    eBook (Guardian Books, Aug. 14, 2012)
    'MUUUUMMMM ... DAAADDDD ... I'm BORED!'Whether it's the weekend, half term or the summer holidays, these words will likely strike fear into any parent's heart - particularly if it's tipping it down with rain outside. Thankfully, this delightful collection is at hand, packed full of imaginative ideas that are guaranteed to inspire young minds, and maybe even remind older ones of the best bits of their own childhood.The selection not only includes simple and inexpensive ideas for science and craft activities, from making your own rocket to creating a memory box, it also gives suggestions for imaginative play, from indoor camping to pretending to be a pirate for the day. There are activities that will encourage children to learn about animals and insects, to pick up foreign languages and to find out more about their family history, and it even covers recommendations for the times when the weather isn't so bad, from leapfrog in the garden to visiting a local farm.Packed full of thoughtful and inventive ideas, The Rainy Day Book will prove an endless source of inspiration for anyone with children to entertain.
  • The Rainy Day Book

    Jane Bull

    Hardcover (DK CHILDREN, Aug. 4, 2003)
    Suggests a variety of crafts and activities using common household materials, such as creating board games, making pop-up books, doing origami, and several different things that can be done with a potato.
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  • Rainy Day Book

    Alvin schwartz

    Paperback (Pocket, Sept. 1, 1969)
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  • Rainy Day Book

    Alvin schwartz

    Hardcover (Simon & Schuster, June 12, 1968)
    Science activities, arts and crafts projects, quiet games, and stories to read aloud especially for rainy days at home
    Z+
  • Rainy Day Book

    Alastair Smith

    Library Binding (Edc Pub, Jan. 1, 1995)
    Provides instructions for making a variety of craft projects in different media, cooking, and doing simple scientific experiments, and suggests other amusements.
  • Rainy Day Book

    Anne Ingram, Peggy O'Donnell, Shirley Peters

    Paperback (Owl Communications, March 1, 1992)
    Games, puzzles, and projects introduce rainstorms, acid rain, and other facts about rainy weather
  • Rainy Day Play Book

    Susan Young, Marion Conger, Natalie Young, Ib Ohlsson

    Board book (Western Publishing, June 1, 1981)
    None
  • Rainy Day Play Book

    None

    Hardcover (Golden Press, March 24, 1981)
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  • The Rainy Day Book

    Helen Brooks

    Hardcover (Random House UK, Sept. 1, 2009)
    "Mom! Dad!—I'm bored!" Whether it's the weekend, half term, or the summer holidays, these words will likely strike fear into any parent's heart—particularly if it's tipping it down with rain outside. Thankfully, this delightful collection is at hand, packed full of imaginative ideas that are guaranteed to inspire young minds, and maybe even remind older ones of the best bits of their own childhood. The selection not only includes simple and inexpensive ideas for science and craft activities, from making your own rocket to creating a memory box, it also gives suggestions for imaginative play, from indoor camping to pretending to be a pirate for the day. There are activities that will encourage children to learn about animals and insects, to pick up foreign languages, and to find out more about their family history—it even covers recommendations for the times when the weather isn't so bad, from leap frog in the garden to visiting a local farm. Packed full of thoughtful and inventive ideas, The Rainy Day Book will prove an endless source of inspiration for anyone with children to entertain.
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  • The Rainy Day Book

    Jane Bull

    Hardcover (Gardners Books, July 31, 2003)
    There's no excuse for being bored with fun activities for children to make and create every day of the year from dough decorations and picture frames to scrap bag people and fluffy pom poms. Each project can be easily achieved by children using everyday objects found around the home.
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    Alvin schwartz

    Paperback (Fireside, April 15, 1973)
    None
  • The rainy day book

    Alvin Schwartz

    Paperback (Trident Press, )
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