A couple of photos from earlier in the weekend:
colouring, cutting and sticking – relaxing way to spend a Saturday morning.
Making shapes from plus plus and drawing around it.
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Playing. Learning. Having Fun.
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We love arty days here. It looks like fun
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it is always good to spend time at home doing craft!
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6yo often spends ages doing things like this
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Looks like you’ve been having fun. What did they make of the Plus Plus?
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they love it, mr r is too young but the older two have been using it a lot making patterns, shapes and letters. I like it myself, they have left some around near the laptop so I keep picking it up n playing with it instead of getting on with my work lol 😀
Looks like lots of fun!