We were out window-shopping and C picked up a really interesting "book". The moment she laid her eyes on it, she knew that she had to get it. So our little girl carried it to me and then patiently told me that she must have it.
Of course it helped that the characters featured were her favourite Dora and friends but what was intriguing was that instead of the normal stories that she usually read, this was done in the style of a theater.
Once we got back, she insisted on playing her new toy.
Rules of the game:
C has a very imaginative mind and this game suited her to the T. She was able to tell her stories in whatever way she liked. There were many scene changes and they were all different; from space adventure, to the ballroom princessy ones.
Setting the scene:
And she was ready to go.
The game came complete with audience!
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