We have been thinking about Earth Day and the ideas of Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, and Respect this month. With that, I'm looking at a pile of opened plastic Easter eggs and brainstorming. Suddenly, one of my tots shakes it and starts dancing to her beat. As they shake them feeling for what is inside, I decided to make a sound matching game, similar to one of the classic Montessori Sensorial materials called Sound Cylinders. Well, ours would be ovoids...
I gathered a bunch of materials for inside, two blocks, lentils, plastic jewels, rice, and small beads. I tested all of them myself to make sure they all sound different enough to distinguish a match. Best for ages 3+ or a child that is not mouthing. Lots of fun to be had here :)
Also, 50 ways to use plastic eggs. http://www.geekyhousewife.com/2008/03/14/50-uses-for-plastic-easter-eggs/I gathered a bunch of materials for inside, two blocks, lentils, plastic jewels, rice, and small beads. I tested all of them myself to make sure they all sound different enough to distinguish a match. Best for ages 3+ or a child that is not mouthing. Lots of fun to be had here :)
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