Mateo loves trains (or as he calls them "Choo-choos"). Lately he has been lining everything (coins, toys, cards) up and calling it a train. This day he lined up some boxes and took his animals for a ride.
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That is so cute!
ReplyDeleteHe totally follows his older brother in creativity. This is pretty neat for his age.
ReplyDeleteHey he sounds like my son. He calls everything lined up a train. We just made a rainbow using cut up paint chips and as he glued them in rows he kept calling them "tren rojo, tren verde", neat!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet. Such memories you cherish:)
ReplyDeleteLove seeing the imagination in action!
ReplyDeleteI use Capri Sun boxes for teacher made blocks. I have several little guys who are crazy about trains----I might have to turn some of the blocks into trains! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun imaginative play.
ReplyDeleteYour activities you did for your China theme are fantastic. I am also enjoying using themes as a way to focus and prepare our activties for at least a week.
I'm a kindergarten teacher... we're doing a transportation unit in a few weeks and I think this would be a fun idea... thank you!
ReplyDeleteHow cute!
ReplyDeletevery cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is soooo cute, isn't that funny how every boy will hit the "train stage" my two year old is fascinated by trains, he makes tracks out of everything :)
ReplyDeleteAw very cute photo of your little boy! My baby has a cardboard train as well.
ReplyDeleteAwww, my kids line up chairs to do this, Mateo's version is much easier to move around.
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