Words from Leslie:
Frog env. -- Janet said she didn't like this, but gave it to me anyway (in another env., which is why it's folded). I can't remember why she didn't like it, but I think it's SUPER FUN! The lettering is fun and perfect with it too. And I love how she did the lone frog on the flap.
I agree with Leslie -- super fun - and I bet she had some of those frog stamps.
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I have previously mentioned the high-end paint by number kits that are available. My granddaughter has some *sticker by number* books that are fun - and less messy than paint - which reminded me of these.
There are several companies - this link takes you to a list of them (I think) And there is another link below. I did this part of the post a while ago. And have something else to add on below it.
The *sticker by number* books are actually called Paint by Sticker.
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This is for the readers who like science-y stuff. As previously mentioned, science and art are pretty much the same thing - except science starts on the more tangible end of things - but they always run into intangibility. The arts often start with the intangible and then seeks to express the intangible in a more tangible way.
So, here's a series of three videos for people who have Amazon Prime (even though I refuse to order off Amazon) MrW is happy to support that particular evil empire, so I watch the videos.
If you ever wondered how electricity works or how in the world people figured everything out - these videos are very watchable for those of us who are non-scientists. Just finding out that you can taste electricity was interesting to me. Not that I want to taste it -- but *who knew?* And that's not the only odd thing they tried.
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