Have fun painting plaster imprints of beautiful mosques from around the world! Collect them all.
Children can enjoy a creative activity while learning colours, and familiarising themselves with world-famous mosques! Each plate is made from pressed plaster and includes a stand to display their painting in a place of honour. With 12 colours of paint pots and an easy to follow paint mixing guide, children can express themselves creatively while learning about colours and about the beautiful mosques around the world.
Choose from these beautiful mosques:
Ka’bah, Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Putra Mosque, Putrajaya, Malaysia
Masjid Al Nabawi, Medina, Saudi Arabia
Sultan Ahmed Mosque, Istanbul
Each Paint a Mosque Kit Includes:
Plaster Plate featuring a famous mosque from around the world
Two brushes
12 colours of paint in snap-close pots
Clear acrylic display stand
A creative way to…
encourage developing hand-eye coordination
teach colours in a hands-on way
explore and learn about mosques around the world
Actual paint colours may differ to those on packaging. Paint is non-toxic. Suitable for ages 3+.
Dimensions
W 21cmH 21cmL 21cm
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A4 size | 70 pages
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Publisher: Muslim Children’s Books
Author: Zanib Mian
Illustrator: Daniel Hills
Language: English
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 160 pages
Age group: 7-12
ISBN-13: 9781739432577
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