I think that most of my readers and local folks know that my all-time favorite "Unit-study" curriculum is Five In A Row (aka FIAR). I am looking forward to another (Hopefully more complete) rowing since my youngest is currently 3. I am also still intermittently rowing with my 10 YO, picking up books that we didn't get to with him.
So.... Whenever I find a cool item that would go along with one of the books, I try to pick it up to squirrel away for future use. In light of that, here are some items that I just found today~
Timberdoodle.com has some nifty 3-D wooden puzzles. Now, I will say upfront that these are probably more appropriate for an older sibling (Or mom or dad) to put together, which is nice if trying to include the older ages a little as well.
For the "Story of Ping", a "Junk" house boat ($6.50)
Madeline~ The Eiffel Tower ($7.50), of course! :)
Pappa Bleirot could have a wooden Biplane ($2.95)!
And for Cowboy Charlie~ a "Ride 'em Cowboy($4.50) " 3-D puzzle, very reminiscent of Russel (or Remington) bronze sculptures. :)
My favorites are the Junk boat and the Cowboy~ Fun stuff! :D
Just thought you might be interested! :)
Blessings~
So.... Whenever I find a cool item that would go along with one of the books, I try to pick it up to squirrel away for future use. In light of that, here are some items that I just found today~
Timberdoodle.com has some nifty 3-D wooden puzzles. Now, I will say upfront that these are probably more appropriate for an older sibling (Or mom or dad) to put together, which is nice if trying to include the older ages a little as well.
For the "Story of Ping", a "Junk" house boat ($6.50)
Madeline~ The Eiffel Tower ($7.50), of course! :)
Pappa Bleirot could have a wooden Biplane ($2.95)!
And for Cowboy Charlie~ a "Ride 'em Cowboy($4.50) " 3-D puzzle, very reminiscent of Russel (or Remington) bronze sculptures. :)
My favorites are the Junk boat and the Cowboy~ Fun stuff! :D
Just thought you might be interested! :)
Blessings~
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