This is a favorite. A tiny bee sits atop the hive. You spin to determine which color piece you push out without knocking over Mr. Bee. I usually deliberately lose all games with wee folk. Yes, I'm aware that is not teaching them about real life. I think they get enough real life at daycare and in the classroom. I don't feel like they need another dose from me. This game though I frequently win. The reason, if I knock off the bee, the action stops and it has to be set up again. However, losing is tempered by the fun of watching all the pieces fall and go clanging about. It also gives me an opportunity to pat Missy Bugg on the back and remind her that being a good winner is easy, but being a good loser is a wonderful thing indeed.
This is a pretty silly little game. Bet you can't guess why it tempted me. Bugg is happy with the simple matching color game.
Tonight was the first time we pulled out this Bible matching game. She was pretty good at it. She wanted to know the story to go with each character. So this will be a learning game too.
Rae-rae came over on Saturday and Pappy and I took turns holding the boy while Rae and Michael watched a movie. Gideon is still having a tough time with his reflux. I got out an old chair that I have. I hoped since it keeps them sitting up so much, it might be a good spot for him. He faded right off and slept for a good bit.
They are still trying one thing after another to get him some relief. Hopefully her blood is built up enough, because she is going to try to go off all her iron, in case that is the culprit. Poor little guy.
He is a sweetie.
Ahhh..Such sweetness..
ReplyDeleteI frequently let the grandkids win, too, but with some games it's not easy to do! I'm a fan of card games--not so many pieces to keep up with, no board to get knocked askew. Besides playing classic games with a standard deck of cards, we also like the card games by Gamewright, particularly Dweebies, Uglydoll and Slamwich.
ReplyDeleteI don't know those games. I will check them out.
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