This week has been all about the Hama beads. Â N’s also been trained in the laws of symmetry and neat patterns of colours (courtesy of his slightly OCD uncle). Â 1 star coaster completed, and another under way.
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Living Arrows 2016 week 48 – Hama beads
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The concentration in that photo is amazing! I’ve tried to get Athena to do Hama beads and she just can’t keep engaged for long enough x
He does like it more when others help him. I’m not sure he’d do as long on his own.
Oh what a wonderful photo, he looks very deep in concentration there. Boo just loves to throw them everywhere haha #LivingArrows
Lovely photo – so much concentration! This looks like a fun activity, we must try! x
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It’s great for quiet time activities. Just don’t accidentally tip the board when getting the iron out like I did yesterday!
My kids love Hama beads, we have the glow in the dark ones which we are soon to make christmas tree decs out of.
Ah yes, we spotted those in the shop the other day.
So much concentration. Lovely x #livingarrows
Oh bless him he really is putting a lot of concentration into it isn’t he.xx #livingarrows
He does focus quite well, until my brother comes and then he just ges roped into making them
Ah love how hard he is concentrating! I wish S was like that, I try to get her to make the butterfly who it should be but she always wants to freestyle! Drives me mad.
Lol, I want N to make the owl on ours, but the board is a star so that’s always what he wants to make!
This has reminded me that Alice got some of these for her birthday, I must find them out. He looks like he is concentrating hard at it. #LivingArrows
They’re brilliant, although you end up finding them all over the place.
Love that you can just glimpse the concentration on his face! I wonder if my son might like these too, he does like making things! x #LivingArrows
They’re fiddly, but great fun, and good for quiet play. There are water based ones too if you don’t want to get an iron out.