#1 Playing with wool

Age: between 2 and 6 years old

Pretty simple and fun, playing with wool stimulates creativity and coordination of our kids. The best of this play that I found is that there is no dirt, mess with glue and its great for anyone who wants to have fun with the kids without worrying about cleaning and washing sticky clothes... haha ... Lazy Aupair .... Kidding, is not lazy is PRACTICE AUPAIR

The materials needed are:

- Sandpaper 40gr (painters or carpenters use to work)

- Colorful Wool

The preparation is simple, cut the wool in different sizes.

The wool sticks in the sand, and you can make drawings just moving the wool!

Now, you just need to stimulate the creativity of your kids with stories and questions. Things like, "What's under the sea?" "Ahh have fish, seaweed and octopus!" "Let's draw an octopus??"

 

Then just undo the drawing and do another. With smaller wools, you can do small letters and words, and of course, you can spend a good time with the kids!

So girls, did you like?

See ya!

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