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Learning about shapes

Today I took my daughter to the park where we had so much fun. While at the park I showed her all the different shapes on the playground. For example, the difference between the slide and the tire swing.  She really had a fun time exploring. We had so much fun exploring at the park and playing on the playground. Once we returned home I figured it would be nice to continue teaching her about shapes.
So I took a book that we actually purchased at Target in the dollar section. It's called "Bee Smart" -Shapes. I took some construction paper, and cut out the shapes. My daughter and I went through the book naming each shape, and she would place the cut out shape on the right shape in the book. It was a fun and very easy learning activity that we both enjoyed.

We always have so much fun learning together! :)
Hope you all are having a wonderful day~



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  1. We used to do things like this with my daughter. She is now 9 so the time I spend with her now is about learning how to be a good friend, what would God do in a situation, and how to brush you hair. LOL! on the last one. It's a struggle. :)

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  3. Country bumpkin, LOL, @ how to brush her hair. That's wonderful that you are teaching her the importance to be a good friend. Thank you for stopping by! :)

    Rena, thanks! I've checked out your blog, I'm also following. Can't wait to see more posts!

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