
We took all our craft buttons... |
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Then Jake began sorting them without me even
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We took all our craft buttons... |
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Then Jake began sorting them without me even
suggesting it
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What a great idea to use a candy tray as a sorting tool! I pinned this to my math play board.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rebekah! :)
DeleteLove that he sorted them on his own! love those little buttons and great idea on the candy bin! :)
ReplyDeleteI've only recently discovered the joy of crafting with buttons- We need to use them for activities like this, too!
ReplyDeletelove the use of a chocolate box - gives me an excuse to buy chocolates - no seriously I am always left with this box that I don't want to throw away because I am sure that there is something to do with it but can't quite think what. Now I know.
ReplyDeleteI know, I hate throwing stuff like this away; i have so much 'junk' stored in our art cupboard that i need to find good uses for. I dont need excuses to buy chocolate though - its on my shopping list every week! ;)
DeleteThis is such a simple and yet great idea! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThank you for linking up!
Thanks Rachel :-) Thanks for hosting.
DeleteMy 2's love to sort! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteIts a natural desire, isn't it? Kids like order and organisation, Ive found anyway.
DeleteThanks for reading! :)
DeleteFun, colourful, lots of learning, simple.. an all round great activity :_)
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to the kid's co-op. I've featured this on my roundup this week which will be up shortly. You're welcome to a featured button :)
Wow, thanks Debs thats so cool! :-) Will look out for it! :)
DeleteGreat idea to use a chocolate box as a sorting tray!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with Learning Laboratory at Mama Smiles =)
Thanks MaryAnne -love the learning laboratory, thanks for hosting it! :)
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