I opened the box one evening when my son had a few friends over. The minute they saw it they asked if they could play with it. Now if you follow my blog, you know my son is no longer little. He is ahem… 18.
I told them they could test them out but not to break anything. First they opened all the bags and then sorted all the pieces.
I soon found my son and his friends strategically working to see who could build the coolest contraption. My son is the one in the glasses, The other kid is is friend Aaron.
By watching them work, I learned that they do exactly what they are called
THEY BEND
THEY STRETCH
THEY CONNECT
Just Look at What the Big Boys Built
If a bunch a college freshmen can have this much fun playing with these, just think of the good times kindergartners and first graders will haveAnd as a bonus, they can work on building their fine motor skills as they maneuver, bend and connect the pieces.
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Tiffani, I have these in my preK room. I don't put them out until the end of the year because my fours like to put them in their mouth and blow through them. I just wanted to give you a heads up warning. They are very fun to build with after we get past the blowing.
:)
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