books that he received from his grandparents.
I love them because they keep him EXTREMEly busy. After all, connecting 1500 dots takes time.
Notice how he is studiously avoiding using the correction grip on his pencil. Ugh.
I've linked this up to: Favorite Resource of the Week.
That looks awesome. Now to get my kids counting better. Emma taught herself to read, but can't count to 20 even consistently...
ReplyDeletei already wrote a long wise acre comment but i think it's in the ether. to summarize, that's a lotta dots and why are you anti pencil grip thingy?
ReplyDeletewriting yet another comment because on that one i didn't get the chance to click that i want comments emailed to me. the fact that you have to click that each and every time individually is one of the things about blogger that makes me twitch.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen one so big and I want one! Eli won't used the grips either he says they feel icky on his fingers.
ReplyDelete@Ellen: I'm not anti-pencil grip thingy. I want him to use it, but in the photo he's not actually using it.
ReplyDelete1500 dots? My daughter will never have attention span for that, or maybe I project my own attention span to her. I have never seen pencil grips before - what are they for?
ReplyDeleteWow! I cannot imagine connecting 1500 dots!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up :)