This absolutely genius idea came from my big brother and his beautiful wife. They decided to make something special for their 4 year old boy for his birthday. Hmm.. what could it be.. The SHADOW THEATER of course. ;) All handmade. Here is a tutorial how to make one: Cereal Box shadow theater. This is a wonderful Montessori -inspired activity idea for the little infants as they focus well on black and white objects and pictures. This will allow them to practice eye object tracking. My brother and his wife also wrote the script to it which I will leave unpublished, but this is actually not that hard to make and will make your child's special day so much more fun, exciting and adventures. So here are some pictures to inspire you:Popular Posts
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