Will this story surprise you?
The children will work in small groups, and each group will make a pop-up book that will intrigue, amuse and inform particular readers. The readers may be the children themselves or another identified group.
These are reports on activities taken by schools around the country. You can download the activities as acrobat files from the resources section
Pop-up books from Buenos Aires (January 4, 2004)
Maria Marta Caballero, the Design Technology teacher of St. Mary's International College, Buenos Aires, has used Primary Solutions with her classes.
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Teacher's pop-up book inspires children (April 19, 2002)
Paul Heyes works at primary school in the north west of England. He had made a pop-up book when he was at college and at the time had wondered if he would ever get the chance to use it in his teaching. Well "Will this story surprise your?" gave him the chance.
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Look what popped up in Wales (September 12, 2001)
Paul Swain was surprised at how quickly his class developed accurate measuring, marking and cutting skills when he piloted the Nuffield trial unit Pop up books.