About This Book
A parent might reach for this book when their creative, hands-on child needs an engaging, screen-free project. Perfect for a rainy day or a quiet afternoon, this book channels a fascination with knights and castles into a constructive activity. It blends fascinating facts about real armor and weaponry from The Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection with the fun of pressing out and building detailed 3D models of knights and horses. For the 6 to 9 year old, it fosters curiosity, develops fine motor skills, and provides the immense satisfaction of playing with a toy they built themselves.
What Parents Should Know
Sensitive Topics
The subject of knights inherently involves weaponry and combat. The book's approach is historical and educational, focusing on the design and function of armor rather than graphic violence. The context is secular and factual. There is no plot-based conflict; the resolution is the successful completion of the craft project.
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