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Collaboratory Game

While playing the collaboratory this afternoon some of the Pine kids came up with a game. They collected all of the small foam circles and began rolling them across the floor to one another or crashing them into other blocks. L had idea, what if they tried jumping over the round blocks as the rolled towards them? 

The problem, however, was that sometimes the circles didn't quite roll straight enough and went of course. Sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't, but either way the Pine kids found a way to make a game out of it. They always know how to have fun! 



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