Wordless Wednesday: Imagination
This week we asked: What does imagination look like?
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The very beginning of a story Moira wrote about some princesses. Everything has to start somewhere.
Shannon blogs at Pineapples & Artichokes.
From Kym: “I know my son’s imagination is working at full-speed,
especially when I am always finding structures like this around the house.”
Kym blogs at Our Crazy Corner of the World.
Julia and Rachel like to get all mucky and pretend they are Mud Monsters.
Their mom, Sara, blogs at This Mom Loves…
A Boy and A Bridge
Rebecca blogs at The Other Baby Blog.
Tyler could see just as well as Mr. Potato Head.
Sasha has glasses, too!
Tyler & Sasha’s mommy blogs at Momma Jorje.
Little Man pretending to be a construction worker like the men he watched work on his house.
Little Man worn out after a long day playing with his Mama’s Hobby Horse.
His mama blogs at The Artful Mama.
Ailia converses with a panda bear puppet at the Omaha Children’s Museum.
Kieran hopes for another win with his Lego car at the Science Center of Iowa in Des Moines.
Ailia and Kieran’s mama, Dionna, blogs at Code Name: Mama.
Tell us: What does imagination look like in your family?
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3 Responses to Wordless Wednesday: Imagination
I wish we could all keep the imagination we had as kids forever!
It is such a wonderful gift to view the world through the eyes of our children!
I so often wish I could read my kids’ minds as they get wrapped up in their own play!
Sweet pictures, everyone!