Dip and press can offer only so much fun though. As a stamp is a stamp is a stamp. The image is set, static and predetermined. B and Little Miss worked this out pretty quickly and found it more interesting to make their own marks with the stamps.
And I was really impressed.
The stamp paint pad offered another sensory option.
And with this, fingers danced.
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3 comments:
Who needs rubber stamps when you have fingers and toes (or didn't it get that far!)
The beauty of fingers is that it can be a lesson in how individual we are with our fingerprints, with everyone else different from our own.
loved this blog of yours, thanks!
Check out my recent post @
http://blog.memetales.com/2011/03/paper-necklace-kids-craft/
stamps are fun, have a look at making your own stamps with plastecine in a plastic bottle top.See http://www.playbasedlearning.com.au/2010/10/more-diy-stamps/
wish I could come and play with your children, mine are getting to big
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