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Ok – first I have swapped Days 12 and 13 over. Today I haven’t been able to drive or to move very far so instead of the field trip I looked ahead and found out that the next activity is
J loves stickers we get a magazine once a week and before he colours, or reads anything we have to go through and stick all the stickers on the pages. So this was great for us to do when I can’t move far.
Nana had brought us some foam stickers recently and one of the packs went along with our farm themed books so together we set about making a farm picture with the stickers.
As we stuck the animals on the picture J and I sung “Old MacDonald had a farm” and made all the animal noises. T helped by holding the animals and showing us them as well as asking “What’s that” over and over again apart from for the Goat – OAT and Donkey DONDEY which she recognised.
The stickers were great J had to work on his fine motor skills peeling off the sticker backs and it was so much fun that he came up with a game – which you will have to wait for tomorrow for the game he made up.
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So cute! My kids love stickers, too
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J discovered them at 14 months and we haven’t looked back.
Love it! Simple fun! My girls love stickers too! Such a simple thing to keep them occupied.
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Putting stickers in magazines? Good idea- It’s a good way to reuse something that might just end up recycled-
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