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The Best Children's Number Art.
Published 09.04.2007 | Permanent Link | Comments (0)
A few months ago we looked at alphabet toys and decor. In the last couple of weeks I've run across a couple prints which help your kids learn their numbers and decorate their rooms.
Robin Rosenthal's counting birds poster at Etsy has a delicious color scheme and is just about the perfect price.
In case you have a child who would mostly like to count birds, here's another option from Isak. [Via: Babygadget]
No list would be complete without a piece from Binth and good news, they have a number print as well.
Instead of committing to a piece of art, you can also apply numbers directly to the walls using these decals.
I also love this vintage educational poster which proclaims "Math Can Be Fun For You". My daughter has her doubts.
Thank you so much for your helpful suggestions for travel games with kids. The kids did pretty well on the way up, watching two movies and playing a few games with us. On the way home we all wanted to gnaw our own arms off but overall the trip was not as horrible as I feared and involved a lot less television viewing than I'd expected on a nearly nine hour trip.
Thank you again.
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