I forgot to post about this, so even though it’s been done for a while, here it is. I was part of a quiet book group where we each made 9 copies of the same page and then shared them with each other. The friend who invited me lives in Washington so I didn’t meet the other page makers, but I was pretty excited when they came in the mail. I had to sew them together and make a cover once I got them.
Here are the animal finger puppets I made…
Times 9…
and here I the pages I got back…
I put a pocket in the front cover so I had a place to throw random pieces in a hurry. This page is a sock matching…
Counting beads on ribbons and my finger puppets…
More counting beads on ribbons and button practice…
Lacing practice and matching colors and shapes…
Brush the crocodile’s teeth (I added this one since there was an odd number and Joshua loves it. Putting the fruit on the tree and in the basket…
Learning to buckle, and another pocket. I plan to make some felt face pieces to put in this one.
And who would have thought when I bought this little table in Korea that it would get so much use upside down?
4 comments:
I love that last picture of Joshua. :) And I love your pages the best. How fun to brush his teeth. I bet Joshua does love that one.
Kids are always the most creative when finding what "other" uses things have. :) The quiet book looks like lots of fun. But I couldn't imagine making the same page 9 times...that would get "old". ha ha
What a great way to put together a quiet book. Fun. I like that picture of Joshua, too!
What a fun book! I loved your page too.
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