Over the past couple weeks since Henry started school full time, Nora's independent play has really blossomed. She can frequently be found working quietly alone or asking me to join her in her work. Plus, she's really starting to enjoy new, interesting and challenging materials. Of course, I've discussed her love of puzzles , and language materials , but a lot of other work finds its way to our shelves. And, I thought I would share a "shelfie" of what our playroom shelf looks like today. Top Shelf {Left to Right}: DIY Continent Globe {just for decoration}; Vintage Puzzle; Dry Pouring; Interlox Builders ; Ring Counter Middle Shelf: Animal Language Cards from Michael Olaf; Vintage Puzzle, Stacking Cone ; Wooden Train Track and Trains ; Stacking Barrels ; Vintage Buckle Toy Bottom Shelf: Shape Sorting Work ; Vintage Vehicle Language Cards Floor: Stacking Boxes And we can't possibly forget the barn, one of the most used toys {b...
