I can't tell who's enjoying themselves more, Finn or the lego guy! And, if you think that was fun, you should have seen Finn using balloons as balls, sock-skating on wooden floors, and oh, yeah, building spiders with marshmallows and pretzel sticks. Now, that may sound like a lot to you, but if you've got little ones, you know that took less than an hour! The day was young and it was on to somersaults, relay races, scavenger hunts, and acting out rhymes.
So, if you're home a lot with the kids these days, don't forget your camera and your imagination for lasting memories.
Stay safe, stay well and a gigantic thank you to everyone helping others through Covid 19.
Virtual hugs,
Bubbie and her Grandkids
P.S. I've included some links below, with great ideas for "Home Alone" with the kids!
Happy, Busy Learning for Kids at Home
Creative DIY Kids Learning Games
25 Indoor Exercises to Get Kids Moving
Hats come in all shapes and sizes you know. Just ask Jude! Mr. Creativity has just discovered another useful way to play with toy bins. I think he's on 'toy bin test number thirty-three!' Who knew these simple, plastic containers would run a close second to the forever popular, 'cardboard box?' These bins have been used as car ramps, stepping stones, ball-toss-catchers, color markers and carpet sleds...among other things. Maybe one of these days Jude will allow his toys to have a turn in a bin, too?
Please share with us your grandkids/kids playtime favorites!
Still having fun,
Bubbie and Jude
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