**You guys are going to think I'm a junkfood junkie! Despite my posts about McD's straw rockets and now my praise for In N Out, we only do fast food once in a while.
Everyday science for families with young children.
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Number Puzzles
We went to In N Out** earlier in the week (mainly because it's next to Costco and I didn't feel like cooking or stressing about dinner and shopping). In N Out gives their younger guests stickers. However, J was handed two sheets of stickers. One of them was the standard stickers with palm trees and old fashioned cars. The other sheet was what I thought was 100 times cooler. It was a puzzle. The pieces were the stickers, jumbled all on the backside. There was a number grid to stick the corresponding sticker on the other side. To my surprise, J can recognize all 16 numbers and constructed the puzzle all by himself.
**You guys are going to think I'm a junkfood junkie! Despite my posts about McD's straw rockets and now my praise for In N Out, we only do fast food once in a while.
**You guys are going to think I'm a junkfood junkie! Despite my posts about McD's straw rockets and now my praise for In N Out, we only do fast food once in a while.
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I'm impressed that he could make that puzzle! We got that same sheet of stickers at In N Out when we stopped there on a road trip last April. They make GOOD hamburgers, and sadly don't seem to exist on the East Coast.
ReplyDeleteI was quite surprised too. He's had maybe 1 or 2 others from In N Out, and we've talked him through it. This day, he decided he was going to do it all on his own. I also think In N Out has headed eastward, but only has made it to Utah so far. They are pretty big on the never frozen, so the whole 1 day away from distribution center thing is important.
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