Aside from a meltdown about accidentally ripping the paper when she was trying to cut something out, Laura has seemed to really enjoy it so far. We have practiced fine motor with cutting and colouring, we have learned about stage set up, we have been creative drawing a stage scene, we have created a marionette type puppet, and learned some new vocabulary words, too! (punching something out of paper does not mean to punch something out like you would a person!)
Friday, January 30, 2015
Kiwi Crate
I liked the idea, in theory, but was skeptical about how it would be received by my craft-loathing child. My friend really wanted us to try it, though, so bought the girls a three month subscription for Christmas/ birthdays. This month's box crate revolved around story telling.
Aside from a meltdown about accidentally ripping the paper when she was trying to cut something out, Laura has seemed to really enjoy it so far. We have practiced fine motor with cutting and colouring, we have learned about stage set up, we have been creative drawing a stage scene, we have created a marionette type puppet, and learned some new vocabulary words, too! (punching something out of paper does not mean to punch something out like you would a person!)
Aside from a meltdown about accidentally ripping the paper when she was trying to cut something out, Laura has seemed to really enjoy it so far. We have practiced fine motor with cutting and colouring, we have learned about stage set up, we have been creative drawing a stage scene, we have created a marionette type puppet, and learned some new vocabulary words, too! (punching something out of paper does not mean to punch something out like you would a person!)
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