Missdeli was running a bit late with last week's curation, but we were both delighted with how much fantastic content there was, so that we could still do both curations with all the higlights still in the payout window. So if you missed anything, there is still time to add some extra reward, if you wish.
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As always we've had some great posts this week. Let's start with some aimed and improving fine motor skills.
@leomarylm's girls have been doing sewing and threading with some fun templates that mum created.Meanwhile,
@missdeli's little one has been doing some slightly different threading and building with pipe cleaners and pasta. I love how colourful their projects always are!What do you do to encourage creativity when your child doesn't like to paint? Well,
@taliakerch thought outside the box and came up with making a picture from stones that they'd collected on the beach that day. Their latest picture is in 3D!
@eumelysm created a matching game to help with number recognition and counting. This game should help with pattern recognition too. I like how big and bold it is.The for more advanced maths skills,
@emmaris has created a board game to help make multiplication more fun. I like the idea of making learning subjects into a game, as it stops it from becoming a chore. I can imagine it would also help our children to get creative in making these games themselves.Thank you for joining us. This curation was brought to you by 
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