What's in the Tub Tuesday?

Plastic eggs.

Some match but most don't.

They are eggs that I have accumulated over the years.

The large plastic spoons we used before.

 Introducing Jelly Bean Stew song to the twins and reinforcing it for the Older one.

Love these big egg cartons. 

I thought we would use them for walking on but they worked great to practice transferring skills.

 She walks so much more confidently in just one month than the last time we used the spoons.

I added baskets for them to fill and carry.

What's in the Tub Tuesday?

What's in the tub?  Big pom poms,

with big spoons, little bowls and an egg carton flat.

The girls loved the big spoons and managed to scoop with them better than they did with the little spoons last week.

I wasn't surprised when she put it in her mouth just like she did with the little ones.

 This one started transferring the pom poms from the tub to the egg carton.

Then her twin took them out and back into the tub.

A great partnership.

 The pom poms naturally ended up on the floor which expanded their play space.

So I found a few other containers that they could use to fill and dump.

If you don't like a mess then big pom poms are a great material to use as they are easy to clean up.

Cloud Dough

I was excited when I was given a batch of cloud dough.

It's made from coconut oil and flour.

This batch also had raspberry extract added.

The little one got right into it.

Trying to transfer it from one container to another.

Then she discovered how it felt and that she could clump it together.

Which made it easier, somewhat, to transfer.

It depended on how hard she squeezed it while transferring.

Oh and then the pouring and dumping started.

Did you noticed that I tied up her dress?

The cloud dough tends to stick to everything.

If it gets on the floor we have a solution,

get out the little broom and dust pan and let her try cleaning it up.

I decided that using cloud dough, in the kitchen, while mom was getting dinner ready wasn't the best time.

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