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22 Jan, 2007

First official Fishbowl Show and Tell: in which Sarah feels sorry for the squirrels

Posted by: andrea tomkins In: - Mondays are for Show and Tell|Easy ways to make kids happy|File under crafty|Multimedia experiments|Photography

She made this all by herself. And it was her own idea. :) You can listen to Sarah’s explanation here. [links launches MP3 in new window] If you have questions for Sarah, please go ahead and ask… If you’ve got some sharing to do, please let us know in the comments. (What the heck is this […]

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19 Jan, 2007

Coming up on Monday: an official, virtual, show and tell

Posted by: andrea tomkins In: - Mondays are for Show and Tell|Easy ways to make kids happy

I’ve been thinking. Blogging is the adult version of that kindergarten favourite, Show And Tell. Well, on Monday I am planning a kiddie show and tell, here, on this blog. You are invited to attend. You ALL are. Bring popcorn, but more importantly, this is your chance for your own kidlet to do a little show and tell of their […]

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