Display for All Seasons: a Thematic Approach to Infant Teaching
Belair a World of Display Art and Design
No. of pages 72
Published: 1988
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There are 72 pages in this book. This book was published in 1988 by Folens Publishers UK .
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Art of Different Cultures 5 STARS! "Now that multicultural issues feature strongly in the Primary curriculum, hard-pressed teachers need quick and simple, (but effective!) ideas for display. This book fills this role perfectly. Needing a Chinese New year display at school I turned to page 28 of this book. With only a gold marker pen and some red card I quickly had five ideas for an effective display. I particularly like the way Lilian Coppock embraces ideas from just about every culture: whatever part of the world you are investigating, there will be a display for you. This book perfectly complements the PSHE curriculum." -- February 2002 - Amazon Display a Creative Curriculum "The authors of this helpful and stimulating book offer dozens of examples of primary school displays that are bold, bright, effective and eye-catching! The cost will be repaid many times in the coin of cheerfulness, colour and communication." - TES Review Bank, www.tes.co.uk/reviewbank, February 2007 Display for all Seasons 4 STARS! "This book is full of highly practical and user friendly ideas. It gives you a chance to see what a display looks like without the pain of creating it yourself. A must if you are feeling lacking in display ideas or even if you have the ideas but don't know how to create the overall image." - November 2000 - Amazon
