It was by no means planned but Thursday turned into a themed day about drawing and jumping. Drawing shapes and jumping from one to the other. A football pitch suddenly has many uses as it provides the perfect background for pictures. After drawing circles around ourselves what else could be we do but jump from one to the other.
After our afternoon nap my plan was just some baking and then we got some paper and the pencils out until he spotted the chalk. He decided it was time to go downstairs in the "garden". Never mind we don't have a garden. The walkway around our car park thankfully works okay for chalk. He obviously had fun in the morning as we were jumping into shapes again. I guess it's a substitute for hopscotch. Trust me this jumping stuff is hard work and good exercise!
Love the pictures...especially the last one of which I am so guilty!
ReplyDeleteKarin @ Cafe Bebe xx
Aww brilliant idea drawing on your drive. Massive area for his artwork!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely simple fun - and beautiful photos of your gorgeous boy! As you know, we loves sticks too :)
ReplyDeleteI agree jumping is hard work, well for adults anyway. They seem to be able to do it continuously without getting remotely hot and sweaty. It looks like your wee man had loads of fun, the look of concentration on his face drawing with chalk is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. Looks like a fun way to spend an afternoon.
ReplyDeleteSuch simple but great fun allowing his creative side to flourish. Lovely pictures of his fun outdoors, thanks for coming over and sharing with Country Kids.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea, I need to add this to my to do list, which is just getting longer and longer!
ReplyDeleteOh wow your little man is starting to look so grown up. I love the idea of drawing, especially the floor chalks - we need to get some for this summer! Thanks so much for your comment on my blog - there are some amazing parts of Glasgow - I lived in Edinburgh for two years and had a lot of friends who lived in Glasgow and it's another city that gets too much negative press instead of positive, as it's such a creative place.
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Laura x
great photos, we love doing this on the beach and I get the kids to jump from shape to shape, they don't realise they're learning about shapes all they're doing is jumping!! Also great for letters and numbers you can draw in the dirt or the sand...
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and good exercise!
ReplyDeletehe is such a little stunner ;) You are definitely inspiring me to get creative on our paving! xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely day this turned out to be. He is so adorable. Just love the way you tell a story with words and pictures. X
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea for pre-writing practise! In fact, The Boy was looking a little board in the garden so I've just gone and got the chalks for him to play with. Thanks for the prompt!
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