
This is the first lesson I put out for folding clothes. We have had practice and are very successful folding facecloths into halves and quarters, so now I have introduced folding pants.

The pants are taken out and unfolded one at a time.

Then they are folded one at a time and put back into the suitcase.

After success with the pants, I will keep one pair of pants and add socks. Eventually, this lesson will be "Packing an Overnight Bag for Grandparent's House" and will also include a shirt, pajamas, undergarments, teddy bear and toothbrush.
3 comments:
great idea! We are about to start just folding napkins as we are at the beginning process. Love this idea for down the track. Clear, simple and practical. Perfect. (:
Stopping by to say Hello, and to let you know this activity has been featured over at Daycare Spaces and Ideas-on our Spring Cleaning Theme page!
Très bonne leçon merci
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