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| These texture squares are not only simple and inexpensive, but they are so colorful and provide house of fun! The best way to make these is to prepare them in advance, slowly adding a new set of squares when you find bits and pieces of scraps. |
| Step 3 Let the games begin! Let your child sort |
| All Done Children have completed the game when all their squares have a match. |
| Make sure you've got two of each square so your child can match them up. |
| Step 1 Hunt and Gather! Keep a pile of your squares in a ziploc bag until you've got a good collection. I use a lot of my sewing fabric scraps. |
- Different colored or textured
squares. (3" x 3")
Some ideas to remember: Cardboard,
Burlap, Fuzzy Fabrics,
| Materials |
