The box's filler consists of...
...red gift bag "filler" and green Christmas tree
table scatter.
I put in LOTS of Christmasy-type items,
such as...
table scatter.
I put in LOTS of Christmasy-type items,
such as...
...mini stockings...
...figures...
...Santa hats, bows, bells...
...and teeny-tiny Santa ornaments.
For sorting and exploring the items...
...I added a couple of star shaped trays
and red measuring cups.
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I find it interesting how
my little ones differently respond
to the Explorer boxes.
Girlie V...
...who is 2,
couldn't wait to look through the box before
I had it put together!
She especially enjoyed playing with...
...this tiny gift bag.
She really likes small containers,
and putting small items
in and out of them.
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Smiley B...
...who is 3,
dug through the box,
trying to see
what was in all of the red tinsel-y strands.
He also discovered what a sled was
because of...
...this little ornament that was in the box.
I asked him if he knew what the Teddy Bear was on,
and he said, "No."
(We live in Tennessee,
and snow is not a common occurrence,
so I can see why he would not be familiar with a sled.)
Baby Girl took Smiley B outside to our
Christmas display...
...and showed him a sled I use for decoration.
He seemed interested-
probably because of the sled's
rockin' awesome hot pink design... ;0)
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Later,
I gave Smiley a sorting challenge
with the Explorer Box:
Put non-Santa items
in the green star,
and Santa items in the red star.
With a little help
from Baby Girl keeping him on track,
he did a pretty good job...
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from Baby Girl keeping him on track,
he did a pretty good job...
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