Passive Programming

I love my internship. I finished the big weeding project so now it's "play time," in the sense that I can get crafty and use the space for some passive programming. Here are two pictures: one using paint chips (the quality of the photo is not wonderful) and an interactive table with I Spy pages and games from Highlights magazine. A librarian pointed out to me that the Hidden Pictures from Highlights are engaging for kids, but easier than I Spy. I copied the pages and put them on the table using contact paper so kids can interact without damaging the pages. Additionally, it is my hope that the pages will be in use for at least a few weeks (I'm optimistic).