Fun and learning come together in this Native American rock art rubber stamp kit that contains everything you'll need to learn about and create rock art. Write letters composed in rock art symbols; make petroglyph magnets, stickers, and notecards; and find out where you can discover amazing rock art across North America. The kit includes 24 high-quality, wood-backed stamps depicting authentic. Native American symbols, a book explaining the who-what-how-and-whys of rock art, and dozens of ideas for imaginative stamping activities for petroglyph fans of all ages.
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Subtitled A Petroglyph Stamp Kit for All Ages, this charming package features 24 rubber stamps (plus a brown ink pad and a set of six blank note cards and envelopes) featuring Native American petroglyph designs, accompanied by a booklet that traces the history, archaeology, central motifs, and meanings of rock art. The booklet also includes a number of creative ideas for projects utilizing the stamps. The enclosed ink pad produces a somewhat pale result, but any stamping ink or markers can be used with lovely results. In addition to more traditional approaches, there are instructions for unusual applications, such as a necklace made of salt dough (recipe included) wherein the stamps are used to impress a design, rather than for simply stamping color on the surface. Though aimed primarily at children, adult stampers should enjoy Native American Rock Art, too.
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Judith Dupré has written several works of illustrated nonfiction that have been translated into ten languages, including Churches (2001), a New York Times bestseller. She is also the author of several titles for young adults and children. Her newest book, Full of Grace: Encountering Mary in Faith, Art & Life, offers a twist on this popular subject, taking the reader inside the Virgin Mary's world in ancient Palestine and showing, equally, how thoroughly she inhabits our own, 21st-century experiences. A Rhode Island native, Judith studied art and literature at Brown University. Currently, she is at Yale University doing advanced studies on the ways time, memory, and beauty lend meaning to life.
Also visit: www.judithdupre.com
Also visit: www.judithdupre.com
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
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Entertaining, interactive, and informative,
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My elementary aged children loved reading and learning with me about Native American rock art. Dupre's book and petroglyph stamp art captivated them. We felt transported to another world and time. I often use the stamps to decorate letters and envelopes -- so easy to color in, even for a non-arts & crafts person like me. For those more enterprising, there are several fun (& easy) project ideas. Native American Rock Art is lots of fun and makes a great gift.
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