keys and locks (that really worked together!) and a lock box brought by a friend (thank you, micah!).
all sorts of things got locked up in that lock box. i think i’ll get one of my own.
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we used the same beads as last week plus some key rings and made key chains.
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we traced keys in our journals…woa, tricky.
it’s getting festive and friendly around here!
with only a few new props, play has evolved to santa, jesus, reindeer, trees, chimneys, mary and joseph…
and a couple days of spontaneous pageants with theology i wish i would have written down
i rearranged the family corner a bit. now we have a back door.
it’s well used.
we’ve had this cash register for a couple of years. the locked drawer has always puzzled (and irritated) some of us. what is in there? is the key in there? is there still money in there? why would someone give away the cash register without a key? should we break it? should we call a worker?
we had mr. rob in for our turkey time. he had his tools. he opened the drawer.
now there is a little string to pull to open the drawer. just in time for our juice store.
would you like giant or small? we open at 20 thirty and every cup costs one hundred dollars.
thank you, mr. rob.
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i think this is the last round of too-small, low resolution photos that i salvaged from the trash!
this is one of those times that things look a little more dangerous in photos than they did in real life.
no one was hurt in the making of many tall towers. but it was so loud. great exclaiming to, “give me another block! and another!”
i think everyone felt like they made it happen.
and it seemed as exciting for it to go up as it was to come down.
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