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It’s always exciting when a delivery arrives in a great big box. Who cares what’s inside, the big questions is: what shall we make with the box? Over to Big this time, who straightaway said, ‘Let’s turn it into a Story Box’. Her inspiration came from the character Pinky Dinky Doo (attention: this link is noisy!) . . . → Read More: Story box tent Got a long cardboard box? Here’s how to transform it into a train, for lots of role playing fun. We used: a rectangular cardboard box, a Pringles tube, a panettone box, some coloured paper, sticky tape, scissors, a craft knife, a small plate, a felt tip pen Wrap the tube in coloured . . . → Read More: Cardboard box ride-on train tutuorial One of the favourite things we’ve ever done is to make our own cardboard box house. We had a box left over from a house move but any will do as long as it’s sturdy. Even better if your child can fit in it, but you can make teddy a home if yours is smaller. Assuming your box is the type . . . → Read More: Make a cardboard box house  |
   
                    
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