We made ours with Bendaroos. These are wax-covered strings that can be bent, cut and otherwise formed so that one can make all kinds of objects. We found these hard to work with, although the directions were quite simple. It was hard to get the tubes to "stick" together and stay when more things were added. As you can see, we had to go through all kinds of mechanations to occupy Woodjie and Rose whilst making our creations. I had to drag out the puzzles and eventually just fed them lunch so we could keep working. It took that long. After we finished, Emperor wanted to know if we could do a zebra next. As in, right now? Nope.
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the look on Rose's face in the 3rd picture is priceless :)
ReplyDeleteI think wee Rose wanted to be making pandas too!
ReplyDeleteI think your pandas are beautiful and the boys look so proud. Yea--Rose, not so much. I think she knows that play dough just isn't quite the same. Man--a girl with 5 older brothers is going to be one tough/smart cookie!
ReplyDeletelooks like a good time. cute kiddos
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