Science
- The child learned about materials and their properties while selecting fabric and other materials for the purse.
- They learned about shapes and measurements while cutting the fabric and other components of the purse.
- Through the process of designing and making the purse, the child learned about problem-solving and critical thinking.
- They also learned about basic engineering concepts by assembling the different parts of the purse.
Encourage the child to explore different materials and fabrics to further their understanding of materials and properties. They can also experiment with different shapes and sizes to create unique and personalized purses. Additionally, they can try incorporating additional elements such as buttons, zippers, or pockets to enhance their design skills.
Book Recommendations
- The Purse by Kathy Caple: A story about a little girl who uses her imagination to turn a simple purse into various objects.
- My Purse by Mitsumasa Anno: Follow a young girl as she explores the fascinating items in her purse and the stories behind them.
- Pocket Full of Colors by Amy Guglielmo and Jacqueline Tourville: The story of artist Mary Blair, who designed iconic characters and settings for Disney movies, including purses.
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