So Girlie!
Okay, I'm masculine enough to admit it: I made these over the weekend:
So yes, I invested in a loom and lots of colored rubber bands. Skin tone colors and brown are difficult to find (just ordered some online directly).
Anyway, I think it might be too long and difficult of a project for summer camp; but I'm thinking I can give these out as reward incentives.
My Hot Shots already have a reward system (idea inspired by Coach Robyn) where I give stickers throughout workout (good behavior, showing improvement, winning a contest, meeting a challenge, etc.). The gymnasts then put them on index cards, bookmarks, and flexagons. When there are 20 stickers on a card, I sign off on it (the gymnast then gets to take it home) and convert it into dollars- $2/20 stickers, using garage sale stickers. They take that $2 sticker and put it onto another index card. They then save up dollars to purchase from my "store".
I also have skill cards and record strength gains onto cards, which all gets stored and filed behind their names in an index card box.
So yes, I invested in a loom and lots of colored rubber bands. Skin tone colors and brown are difficult to find (just ordered some online directly).
Anyway, I think it might be too long and difficult of a project for summer camp; but I'm thinking I can give these out as reward incentives.
My Hot Shots already have a reward system (idea inspired by Coach Robyn) where I give stickers throughout workout (good behavior, showing improvement, winning a contest, meeting a challenge, etc.). The gymnasts then put them on index cards, bookmarks, and flexagons. When there are 20 stickers on a card, I sign off on it (the gymnast then gets to take it home) and convert it into dollars- $2/20 stickers, using garage sale stickers. They take that $2 sticker and put it onto another index card. They then save up dollars to purchase from my "store".
I also have skill cards and record strength gains onto cards, which all gets stored and filed behind their names in an index card box.
| A tetraflexagon |
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