Monster Box!

 I love Pinterest! I have found many unique ideas to make learning more fun on that website! This one is simply a tissue box covered and decorated with construction paper. What I did today was pour in all the letters of the alphabet (plastic) and the little boy I'm teaching letters to pulled them out and matched them to the written letters. It's more fun when you reach in and don't know what you'll get than just having all the letters dumped out on the table. 




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