Our Grand Lives took me back with a post about foil. There are a ton of creative ideas for littles here. But foil was one of my favorite materials when teaching at the college level. It was affordable, malleable, and a great working surface. If you haven’t worked with foil, you should give it a try. And, throw a ball of it into your dryer – it will surprise you!
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thanks for the visit
How exciting to stop by and see our “Fun with Foil” post featured this week! Thanks so much, Janet! It’s a great material to use with all ages! I’ll have to give the dryer trick a try, too! Thanks for the tip! Today we’re sharing #18 and #19. Wishing you a wonderful summer weekend ahead!
it is a great post
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thanks for sharing