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Pine Room Campsite

 This afternoon J & L enjoyed a lovely day camping! After yesterday's challenge of building a tent, the kids continued with their play and began expanding it. More materials were set up to encourage more creative play. 

"We need a campfire! We roast marshmallows and make food."

"I want to roast a marshmallow!"

"We can sleep in the tents when it gets dark!"

"I want to tell stories and sing songs."

"We can do that! I will sing you a song."

J closed his eyes and very softly began singing a song. 

As it came to an end L expressed his desire to tell a story. In the video below you will see all of these different things transpire. It went as far as looking up at the stars! We paused play for a second to be able to cut out our own and put them on the ceiling. It was such a fun afternoon! 



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