-Our collection of fabric "paper" dolls.
-A quiet book. I looked in to sewing one of these, but the time was just not worth it to me. Plus, once you make it, you can't really change the pages. I instead opted for a 3 ring binder, some page protectors, and pages from our church's children's magazine. There are stories...
....and pages to color with crayon. Some of the mazes and things, I let her use dry erase crayons or markers and then we can use that page over and over again. Plus, when she gets tired of the pages, I just swap them out for others. Since the children's magazine comes every month, when we get a new one, I rip out any pages I think would be good for the quiet book and keep them in a folder. Not as cute as a true quiet book, but a whole lot faster.
I turned the scripture hero picture at the end in to a puzzle. (mounted on cardstock and laminated, of course!)
-of course there are coloring books or notepads and crayons (which I keep in a crayon roll like this one - http://thepleatedpoppy.com/2010/05/crayon-roll-tutorial/ ) I don't have picture of mine, but that's the tutorial I used. I also made one for color wonder markers.
-Some file folder games that are church related
-Matching games - like this Popsicle one for colors. I also have a few memory games with about 8 matches in each game.
- I spy bag
-A quiet book. I looked in to sewing one of these, but the time was just not worth it to me. Plus, once you make it, you can't really change the pages. I instead opted for a 3 ring binder, some page protectors, and pages from our church's children's magazine. There are stories...
....and pages to color with crayon. Some of the mazes and things, I let her use dry erase crayons or markers and then we can use that page over and over again. Plus, when she gets tired of the pages, I just swap them out for others. Since the children's magazine comes every month, when we get a new one, I rip out any pages I think would be good for the quiet book and keep them in a folder. Not as cute as a true quiet book, but a whole lot faster.
I turned the scripture hero picture at the end in to a puzzle. (mounted on cardstock and laminated, of course!)
-of course there are coloring books or notepads and crayons (which I keep in a crayon roll like this one - http://thepleatedpoppy.com/2010/05/crayon-roll-tutorial/ ) I don't have picture of mine, but that's the tutorial I used. I also made one for color wonder markers.
-Some file folder games that are church related
-Matching games - like this Popsicle one for colors. I also have a few memory games with about 8 matches in each game.
- I spy bag
- and finally some of these magnet tins - http://www.amazon.com/Noahs-Ark-Magnetic-Fun-Tin/dp/B004LC31YU.
I try to swap things out to keep it fresh. Everything has a pretty low profile, so I don't feel like I am toting a ginormous toy bag to church every week!
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