not in the plans…but perfect.
and when limbo was over, the tape was added to the teacher chair.
o is for one player
did i mention, that just like cootie, connect four can also be a one person game? : )
s is for (ribbon and cardboard) sewing
it was fun (and therapeutic!) to poke holes with a pencil in a couple of boxes. then we cut the boxes apart and used them to thread ribbon/fabric strips in and out of.
those finger muscles got a great work out.
c is for compost
c is for candyland
turn taking is tricky. especially when the board moves and then the people fall. especially when it’s hard to remember who goes next. especially when the pile of cards keeps falling down. especially when arms aren’t long enough to reach the pile of cards.
thank you, tape. thank you, cup.
candyland has gotten a bit easier.
