More Painting Sassy Pop N Push Car Helps develop motor skills, crawling Pull back and release powers car to go Soft, rounded car body is...

More Painting

Sassy Pop N Push Car

Helps develop motor skills, crawling
Pull back and release powers car to go
Soft, rounded car body is safe in baby's environment
Pop-up beads introduce concept of cause & effect
Developmentally appropriate for 6 months and older

Sassy Pop-n-Push Car inspires exploration and promotes cause and effect learning. It is fun to watch baby pull the easy to grasp car back and watch the popping beads that hit the cars top. This brightly colored toy will encourage 6 months and older children in motor skill development. Developmental Insight: Baby's new skills are formed through the gradual process of combining simpler tasks. Turning head can lead to rolling over, to pulling up, and finally crawling all with practice! Interaction Idea: Pull the car back and watch with baby as it races away. Laugh with him as the beads pop-pop-pop in the top of the car. Encourage baby to crawl after the car.

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Sassy Pop N Push Car {image} Image by {owner} Sassy Pop-n-Push Car inspires exploration and promotes cause and effect learning. It is fun to watch baby pull the easy to grasp car back and watch the popping beads that hit the cars top. This brightly colored toy will encourage 6 months and older children in motor skill development. Developmental Insight: Baby's new skills are formed through the gradual process of combining simpler tasks. Turning head can lead to rolling over, to pulling up, and finally crawling all with practice! Interaction Idea: Pull the car back and watch with baby as it races away. Laugh with him as the beads pop-pop-pop in the top of the car. Encourage baby to crawl after the car.

If I Built a Car

?If i built a car, it?d be totally new! Here are a few of the things that i?d do. . . .? Jack has designed the ultimate fantasy car. inspired by zeppelins and trains, Cadillacs and old planes, with brilliant colors and lots of shiny chrome, this far-out vision is ready to cruise! there?s a fireplace, a pool, and even a snack bar! After a tour of the ritzy interior, robert the robot starts up the motor . . . and Jack and his dad set off on the wildest test drive ever!< br />

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If I Built a Car {image} Image by {owner}

Â Thursday happens to be the most convenient day for me to spend out at the Museum, and most of it was more of the same: surface prep and painting in the 319, this time on the walls.Â White primer on one side, first finish color on the other.

I'm also working on reattaching the ceiling in one section where it had come loose, and this seems to be going well.Â By leaving the clamp in place for a while, the panel seems to be returning to its original shape, however unwillingly.Â With some more glue and caulk, it ought to start looking more like the others.

Â Henry has started work on repairing the train door for the 36, as seen here.Â It will be good to have this fixed correctly.Â Tim helped with this project also, and I appreciate their assistance!

And I took the end window from the shop and reinstalled it in the #2 end of the car.Â It now looks much better.Â In the doorway you can see the particle board used to close up the opening, since the train doo r is in the shop.