Hide and seek is a popular game with our grandchildren. Reading - or more accurately "studying" Richard Scarry books (or other books illustrated with a great deal of detail that enhance learning about our world) is a past-time loved as much by Isaac and Eli as it was by their dad. Instead of simply reading the story, the adult reader finds tiny details in the story for the child to search for - like "where's the pickle on this page?" or "who can find someone who is spilling something?"
I thought it might be fun to play another blog game called "Where in the world is Sandy's camera?" I will post several pictures without telling you where they were taken. You post a comment with your guess. If a few guesses come in but they are incorrect, I will give a hint or hints as needed.
Anyone may guess, but I will require more detailed answers from those who live in the area where the photos are taken. If we have fun with the game, perhaps I'll try posting the gps coordinates with the answers so you can find the exact spot on google earth or attach a linky tool for blog readers to post their own photos for us to identify.
I will try to post a variety of photo challenges, with some from other locales and some that have already been identified in this or other blogs. Ok, here are your first three to guess - #s 1-1, 1-2, 1-3. Questions are allowed. Have fun!
2 comments:
1-1. I have no idea
1-2. St. Pete airplane hangers
1-3. Sea Bird Sanctuary
Great job, Amber. Kyle and Sam played on #1 when they were in elementary school.
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