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Title:

Duct tape animals / by Carolyn Bernhardt.

Author:

Bernhardt, Carolyn author.

ISBN:

9781512426687

9781512428988

Personal Author:

Bernhardt, Carolyn author.

Physical Description:

32 pages : color illustrations ; 27 cm.

Content Type:

text

Media Type (RDA):

unmediated

Carrier Type:

volume

Series:

Create with duct tape

Create with duct tape.

Contents:

Striped tape snake -- Tube tape pet -- Sticky-legged spider -- Sculpted scrap rabbit -- Tape tortoise -- Roaring tape ring -- Floating shark fin -- Duct tape dragonfly -- Animal head -- Build your own duct tape zoo -- Cleanup and safekeeping.

Abstract:

"Readers can design and create their favorite animals--made entirely from duct tape!"-- Provided by publisher.

Reading Level:

Ages 7-11.

Grades 4 to 6.

Subject Term:

Tape craft -- Juvenile literature.

Duct tape -- Juvenile literature.

Handicraft -- Juvenile literature.

Format:

Books

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Summary

Design a beautiful dragonfly, send a shark fin gliding through the water, and build a spindly spider--all using duct tape! These step-by-step guides will have you creating your own duct tape animal projects in no time!

Reviews (1)

School Library Journal Review

Gr 2-5-Versatile, durable duct tape is combined with cardboard, newspaper, and other humble supplies to make an astonishing number of decorative and utilitarian items. However, the nine projects per book are a little uneven. For instance, some of the crafts in Fashion are pretty unconvincing-readers could spend the better part of their day making a T-shirt entirely out of duct tape, but would they want to wear it? A standout is the trophy head activity in Animals, but overall, Costumes is perhaps the best title here for anyone in need of a quick shield for a knight or superhero outfit with no drying or setting time required. Front matter includes good tips about keeping work areas clear-and never sticking duct tape to bare skin. VERDICT Somewhat uneven but lots of ideas for using this light, inexpensive craft material. © Copyright 2017. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.