Fridge artists

December 10th, 2009

Fridge artists

Posted by Melitsa in Homemade, Memes, play activities

Yesterday you saw a picture on our fridge.

I have a first grader learning his high frequency words; a preschooler loving the ABC machine plus a tot who likes nothing better than taking everything off the fridge door as quickly as possible to hear them drop to the ground.

There are distinct bands of play on the fridge according to size, although the LO will pull over a chair now to get to the higher ones.

All sorts of things appear on that fridge for us too.

Today was a robot day…………….. can you see the robot? I like how they used what they had to make something completely different. Now we get all sorts of creations.

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Melitsa Avila is a former teacher, mother of three boys and military wife who talks about living an intentional play lifestyle using practical and everyday play activities to do with the under 5s. She publishes related ebooks & newsletters. Melitsa is the host and producer of a weekly Early Childhood radio show: Raising Playful Tots bringing parents and carers together with Early childhood practitioners. Thanks for reading!

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http://www.adventuresofasinglewahm.com Tishia Lee

I didn’t see the robot until you mentioned it I remember when my son was little and all the fun we would have playing with those magnetic alphabet letters on the fridge.
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I didn’t either until they showed me. Team effort

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