Ken and the magnets. Sometimes it's fun to go back to the old-fashioned toys--the ones that make you do something besides press a button. Mari and Ken spent the afternoon making things out of these magnets that we had from a few years ago. This is Ken's design he made, and also notice his necklace he made, which is "so sixtiesh," according to him.
Friday, April 10, 2009
Day 100 April 10
Ken and the magnets. Sometimes it's fun to go back to the old-fashioned toys--the ones that make you do something besides press a button. Mari and Ken spent the afternoon making things out of these magnets that we had from a few years ago. This is Ken's design he made, and also notice his necklace he made, which is "so sixtiesh," according to him.
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The classic building toys are the best. we don't have the magnet ones, but lots of Legos, wooden blocks and Tinkertoys. They kids always return to them again and again.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Sujomi, the classic toys are the best!! The kids can build with their own ideas and hat not only to press a button.
ReplyDeleteWe have Legos, Playmos, different wooden toys and many colored pencils.
Great shot and work of your son.
I like this magnets... Great pic!
ReplyDeleteI remember when Ken got a huge box of these magnets for Christmas! Glad he and Mari still enjoy them. I laughed about the "sixtyish" necklace. Susan you are even too young to remember all the chains and jewelry from then!
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