So, Oliver and I have been working on a bunch of things. Letters (A and O are down pat, the rest, not so much). Counting (1, 2 are good, 2, 4, 6 are good, the rest, not so good). Cutting. He really likes the cutting. So, in honor of Christmas I decided to make a little Santa Countdown. Hopefully some of you with little ones will enjoy it too. Oliver seems pretty excited so far!
It’s sized for printing on an 8½” x 11″ piece of paper, then all you’ve got to do is cut one of the strips each day until his beard is gone.
Side note: numbers are now fixed (Thanks for the heads up Jen), lets blame it on me being sick, k?
Here’s your downloads:
Here’s what it looks like.
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