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Picnic Talk: Your Child's Imagination








Love this weeks Picnic Talk topic over at ABC & 123.

Picnic Talk: Your Child's Imagination

Ingredients for great imaginative play:

A boat full of open ended toys & props (see following list)
Lots of silliness
A pinch of modeling & suggesting (to get things started! Some kids will need a jumping off point.)
Mix in a child's natural creativity & imagination



Some of our favorite toys & props:

Dress Up Clothes
Card Board Boxes
Large Card Board Blocks
Wooden Blocks
Household Props (Sheets for making a fort, chairs, tables, pillows, plastic bowls...you name it!)
Dolls, Stuffed Animals,Ponies, Critters & Fairies
Kitchen set
Doctors kit
Tiny toy cars

10 comments:

  1. Great ingredients - and very cute picture!

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  2. I agree with all of those ingredients. And I agree with the toys you listed, I think we have some variation on most of those.

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  3. We just entered the world of little legos. We wanted to take something small with us for our trip that would entertain them for a while. The legos fit the bill perfectly.

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  4. Your silly! I followed myself somehow too! I have no clue how not to do it. My things keep showing up on my dashboard!

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  5. great ideas! you are just so creative!!

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  6. Love the picture! You cannot go wrong with the props you listed. I just wish we had the space to have all of them available at all times :)

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  7. Thanks for sharing--this is a reminder to me that our dress-up really needs a makeover!!

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  8. Those are some of our favorite things too!! Love the photo... Emily's favorite thing to dress up as is a pirate! She uses a chinese calendar scroll for a treasure map.

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  9. A wonderful recipe for imaginative play that could take you anywhere.

    Elise

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  10. That looks like a fun time for sure..

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