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We Play – Foam Shapes
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Science activities for parents of babies, toddlers and school children.
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I love these! We used to use them when I worked in child care! Keeps them busy for ages.
.-= Hear Mum Roar´s last blog ..What can you do if your child has a public tantrum? =-.
I usually buy the foamy stickers, but have tended to always buy the themed ones rather than the shapes because it hadn’t occurred to me to make things out of the shapes (and yet I do this out of paper shapes!)
Will have to revisit the craft store to get some, even though I do like the 3D nature of the ones you have. The 3D and layered patterns are great!
.-= amandab´s last blog ..Weight by Jeanette Winterson =-.
I remember playing with these when I was in pre-school. My goodness does that take me back!
Thank you for the trip down memory lane and a reminder of a fantastic tool for pre-schoolers. This will be added to my craft store supply list, especially since we are beginng to adventure into home schooling pre-schoolers!
I forgot to say the thing I love about this set is they all ‘match’ – the sides are the same length and the angles are nice 30, 60, 90 and 120 degrees, so they are easy to put together.
Wow! That’s awesome. I’ll have to get some for my kids. I used to love those sorts of activities as a kid.
.-= Melissa´s last blog ..Not just childs play =-.
These are fabulous! We had a set but the baby chewed them up. I am now on a hunt for wooden ones instead.
As a teacher, I have used these with children aged 3 through to 8, they are a great, tactile way of reinforcing all of those C’s and shape! LOL
.-= Christie – Childhood 101´s last blog ..Nature Kids: Treasure Hunt Soup =-.
These looks so much fun and very educational. Thanks for sharing. I’ve got to get some of these for my daughter!
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