The pom-pom tray
He uses the tongs to pick up the poms and put them in the container
Of course with these mad cutting skills, I'm not sure why the pom activity seems so necessary!
I'm working on a new system of organizing our daily homeschool. I am so on fire about it, I can hardly contain myself. I hope to finish getting it ready for Monday and you can be sure there will be a post coming soon! As I'm working on that, I'm thinking of all the great tray activities I can put together for J3. Stay tuned for my list!
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When my daughter was about that age, I had a pom pom activitiy for her, too. But, we used a coffee filter grabber - I don't know the real name. Anyway, different types of "grabbers" might be interesting, too!
And, we did LOTS of cutting. One thing I did was to hang yarn off the side of a table and have her cut pieces.
Have fun! It makes me miss those younger days...
Can we get a bigger tray for all the kids when they play LEGOs?
Uh sure honey...we'll add it to what I just brought home and set up!
But remember I'm brainstorming the parameters of the LEGO LAB.
Where did you get the trays from? I think I read that Carissa got hers from Target a while back or maybe she ordered them? But I've been thinking that trays would be a great idea for my little guy.
Michele I got the trays from www.discountschoolsupply.com.
Carissa got hers from Oriental Trading Company.
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