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	title:	Knights and Castles: 50 Hands-on Activities to Experience the Middle Ages (Kaleidoscope Kids)
	author:	Avery Hart, Paul Mantell
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Williamson Publishing Co
	released:	September 1, 1998
	isbn:	1885593171
	isbn-13:	9781885593177

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Customer Reviews
Little kids stuff with sociology questions for big kids - Rated This book appears to have two different purposes: to supply fun activities that the 6-12 year old crowd might like, and to ask difficult questions more appropriate for the 12 to adult crowd. The activities in the book range from somewhat straightforward, like imagining life without electronics, to baking bread, to thinking about questions like "Do you think a country's having violent weapons prevents war or causes war?" and questions that address opening your mind to new possibilities. Small children are open to possibilities, adults are not, and since printed material has an inherent legitmacy to little kids, for that reason alone, this book, that interests small kids with fun activities, then hits them with grown up questions, is best used by big kids who are older, and have a maturity to discuss different opinions and understand the differences of opinion. If you are at all interested in the way your kids learn to think, and they or you want this book, read this with them. There are better targeted books for little kids and big kids, and we'll be buying those in the future.

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Little kids stuff with sociology questions for big kids - Rated 1/5
This book appears to have two different purposes: to supply fun activities that the 6-12 year old crowd might like, and to ask difficult questions more appropriate for the 12 to adult crowd. The activities in the book range from somewhat straightforward, like imagining life without electronics, to baking bread, to thinking about questions like "Do you think a country's having violent weapons prevents war or causes war?" and questions that address opening your mind to new possibilities. Small children are open to possibilities, adults are not, and since printed material has an inherent legitmacy to little kids, for that reason alone, this book, that interests small kids with fun activities, then hits them with grown up questions, is best used by big kids who are older, and have a maturity to discuss different opinions and understand the differences of opinion. If you are at all interested in the way your kids learn to think, and they or you want this book, read this with them. There are better targeted books for little kids and big kids, and we'll be buying those in the future.