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starfishstar) wrote2015-09-03 06:21 pm
starfishstar) wrote2015-09-03 06:21 pm
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TARDIS has landed
This is the backpack of one of my 8-year-old summer campers. I'm jealous!
(Please note, it comes with its own matching water bottle!)
ETA: The kids' art projects also often seem to incorporate the Harry Potter world... Like, a volunteer came in and did this wonderful roleplaying/storytelling game with them, where they made 3-D game boards and then moved characters through them to tell a story – and one kid made a game board that included a detailed replica of the cemetery where Lily and James Potter are buried! So sad, but adorable. And another drew a pretty rad picture of Harry and Voldemort battling on broomsticks. Budding fan artists!
(Please note, it comes with its own matching water bottle!)
ETA: The kids' art projects also often seem to incorporate the Harry Potter world... Like, a volunteer came in and did this wonderful roleplaying/storytelling game with them, where they made 3-D game boards and then moved characters through them to tell a story – and one kid made a game board that included a detailed replica of the cemetery where Lily and James Potter are buried! So sad, but adorable. And another drew a pretty rad picture of Harry and Voldemort battling on broomsticks. Budding fan artists!
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Aww to that HP game board. Must be nice to see what has fired up their imaginations.
which lately for some reason has meant a LOT of managing injuries, medical crises and interpersonal explosions.
Am now thinking of you as Poppy Pomfrey and Professor McGonagall perfectly combined. ;)
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YES, kids' imaginations are so amazing! They can create play and stories out of nothing.