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I just cannot say enough good things about this activity!!! I have it pinned and set aside to do with my Engineer over the summer, as well as with my preschool kiddos during the next school year! Thanks for linking up with Stress-Free Sunday last weekend!
Thanks, Mary Catherine! I can’t wait to hear how your Engineer and the preschoolers like the activity.
Love this! You constantly amaze me with what you can do with toy trains :). Thank you for sharing it at the Kids CoOp. I’ll be featuring this post as part of my Reading roundup. xo Pauline
Wow, thanks, Pauline!! I’m often kind of amazed at how much there is to learn with toy trains, too. 🙂