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Pirate Things to Make and Do (Usborne Activities)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

May 27, 2005
I bought this for my son's 6th birthday and if you ask him what his favourite present was he would say this book! He/We have made a telescope, treasure chest, swords, pirate hat... and you don't need much in the way of art supplies to do it. Cardboard (from the recycling), glue, scissors and perhaps paint if you want to go down that route (we did). Book contains lots of pirate stickers for you to stick onto your creations to help them look the part. The instructions are very step by step too (I did struggle a bit with the telescope though). Excellent book for your budding pirate.

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Big Book of Science Things to Make and Do (Usborne Activities)

by: Leonie Pratt, Rebecca Gilpin

October 31, 2007
I bought this for my son's 6th birthday and if you ask him what his favourite present was he would say this book! He/We have made a telescope, treasure chest, swords, pirate hat... and you don't need much in the way of art supplies to do it. Cardboard (from the recycling), glue, scissors and perhaps paint if you want to go down that route (we did). Book contains lots of pirate stickers for you to stick onto your creations to help them look the part. The instructions are very step by step too (I did struggle a bit with the telescope though). Excellent book for your budding pirate.

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Spooky Things to Make and Do (Usborne Activities) (Usborne Activities)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

August 31, 2007
I bought this for my son's 6th birthday and if you ask him what his favourite present was he would say this book! He/We have made a telescope, treasure chest, swords, pirate hat... and you don't need much in the way of art supplies to do it. Cardboard (from the recycling), glue, scissors and perhaps paint if you want to go down that route (we did). Book contains lots of pirate stickers for you to stick onto your creations to help them look the part. The instructions are very step by step too (I did struggle a bit with the telescope though). Excellent book for your budding pirate.

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30 Yummy Things to Make and Cook (Usborne Cookery Cards)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

February 23, 2007
I bought this for my son's 6th birthday and if you ask him what his favourite present was he would say this book! He/We have made a telescope, treasure chest, swords, pirate hat... and you don't need much in the way of art supplies to do it. Cardboard (from the recycling), glue, scissors and perhaps paint if you want to go down that route (we did). Book contains lots of pirate stickers for you to stick onto your creations to help them look the part. The instructions are very step by step too (I did struggle a bit with the telescope though). Excellent book for your budding pirate.

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30 Healthy Things to Cook and eat (Usborne Cookery Cards) (Usborne Cookery Cards)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

February 23, 2007
I will admit that I am a student and therefore not entirely the assumed audience for these cards. However they are v easy to follow and all the reciepes i have tried were fab. The cards are v handy and able to withstand being covered in food, including soup which would defeat most cookery books. Even though I'm a student, I know that a child would be able to complete these recipes as they are very much in the same simple way as Usborne's my first cookery book which I was given when very young and which still refered to once a week at least.

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The Usborne Little Children's Cookbook (Usborne Little Books)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

August 26, 2005
I will admit that I am a student and therefore not entirely the assumed audience for these cards. However they are v easy to follow and all the reciepes i have tried were fab. The cards are v handy and able to withstand being covered in food, including soup which would defeat most cookery books. Even though I'm a student, I know that a child would be able to complete these recipes as they are very much in the same simple way as Usborne's my first cookery book which I was given when very young and which still refered to once a week at least.

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30 Christmas Things to Cook and Eat (Usborne Cookery Cards) (Usborne Cookery Cards)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

August 31, 2007
I will admit that I am a student and therefore not entirely the assumed audience for these cards. However they are v easy to follow and all the reciepes i have tried were fab. The cards are v handy and able to withstand being covered in food, including soup which would defeat most cookery books. Even though I'm a student, I know that a child would be able to complete these recipes as they are very much in the same simple way as Usborne's my first cookery book which I was given when very young and which still refered to once a week at least.

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Spiders (Usborne Beginners) (Usborne Beginners)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

January 26, 2007
I will admit that I am a student and therefore not entirely the assumed audience for these cards. However they are v easy to follow and all the reciepes i have tried were fab. The cards are v handy and able to withstand being covered in food, including soup which would defeat most cookery books. Even though I'm a student, I know that a child would be able to complete these recipes as they are very much in the same simple way as Usborne's my first cookery book which I was given when very young and which still refered to once a week at least.

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Monster Things to Make and Do (Usborne Activities)

by: Rebecca Gilpin

July 28, 2006
I will admit that I am a student and therefore not entirely the assumed audience for these cards. However they are v easy to follow and all the reciepes i have tried were fab. The cards are v handy and able to withstand being covered in food, including soup which would defeat most cookery books. Even though I'm a student, I know that a child would be able to complete these recipes as they are very much in the same simple way as Usborne's my first cookery book which I was given when very young and which still refered to once a week at least.

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The Usborne First Cookbook (Children's Cooking)

by: Angela Wilkes

2007-01
I will admit that I am a student and therefore not entirely the assumed audience for these cards. However they are v easy to follow and all the reciepes i have tried were fab. The cards are v handy and able to withstand being covered in food, including soup which would defeat most cookery books. Even though I'm a student, I know that a child would be able to complete these recipes as they are very much in the same simple way as Usborne's my first cookery book which I was given when very young and which still refered to once a week at least.