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2 comments:
Looks like you had a blast! Thanks for the ponytail idea. I just did a phonics game today with my kids, and then one complaint I kept getting was that the spinner wasn't spinning enough!
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Lyndsey
A Year of Many Firsts
LOVE the pony bead idea! I have always hated the fastner/paper clip idea because I couldn't get them to spin. So excited to try it!!!!!
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