Immy has shown a renewed interest in her dress ups over the past few days, it is funny how children go through cycles of interest with their toys. This morning she would pull out a dress up item, put it on and then give me a clue so I could guess what she was dressed up as;
“I have a red hat and I drive a big truck,” and, “I have feathers and I fly,” were two that I recall.
Inspired again by our favourite show, Playschool, we made our version of a cat mask using craft foam, drinking straws and black electrical tape. So easy and yet so much fun 🙂 Can you say ‘meow!?!’
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Time for a picnic, a game of cowboys and Indians, a cosy place to sit and read, camping by torchlight, a tea party with friends or rocket ship shooting to the stars – so many great imaginative play possibilities in one fab play space.
Get busy sewing now and have your very own Project Teepee ready in time for Christmas. |
Christie Burnett is a teacher, presenter, writer and the mother of two. She created Childhood 101 as a place for teachers and parents to access engaging, high quality learning ideas.
This time, one of my litles, ring to the front door and when I came to open I saw this "baby" (please, use the translator to read the sweet note).
Hugs and sorry for my terrible english (I hope you can understandme)
meni :*