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Tiethatbindsus
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Post subject: Crafting vs. handy work  Posted: Sun Nov 29, 2009 11:19 pm |
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I just read something the other day that said that C.M. wasn't fond of crafts. WHAT???
Is crafting "twaddle" as handy work is to "real books"? Someone please clarify!
Thanks.
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GingerbreadMommy
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Post subject: Re: Crafting vs. handy work Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2009 11:39 am |
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I am sure it depends on the type of crafts! I am guessing if the children are making something useful, and learning a life skill while crafting, it wouldn't be twaddle. For example, candlemaking, and cross stitch would be handiwork. That said, I have a feeling a lot of my preschool "artwork" is twaddle!
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