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The Weekly Kids’ Co-op: Timeless Play

Posted on Jun 22, 2012 | 2 comments

There are certain things in childhood that transcend generations: the special tin of coloured pencils; blowing bubbles; action figures and dolls; dress ups; the pure delight of knocking down a tower of building blocks. This week, we rediscovered our love of the blanket fort. Here’s my favourite Instagram of the week: long live the blanket fort!

 

What timeless play do you remember from your childhood? Featuring some timeless play from last week’s Weekly Kid’s Co-op; these bring back good memories:

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June 2012

 

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Pauline Pauline LessonsLearntJournal; because #playmatters. On Lessons Learnt Journal you'll find activities for children, play, parenting, maths games, handwriting, reading and much more. Pauline is a Christian, Wife, Mother of 4, Primary School Teacher. When not blogging, she may be found virtually hoarding on Pinterest, trying to decide which Instagram filter to apply, or compulsively refreshing her Facebook feed. Most days you'll find her chasing her kids and that much needed nap.

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2 Comments

  1. Thanks so much for the feature! We, too, love to make forts with lots of blankets and pillows. And sometimes, boxes.

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