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"Do not let the endless succession of small things crowd great ideals out of sight and out of mind." ~Charlotte Mason







Shake the die and drop it into the container. Find a clothespin that matches the facing color and attach it to the proper square on your game card.
Next player's turn.
Repeat until all of the clothespins have a home. This can take a half hour if you "do" it right.
He might want to stir, chew, point, dump, or smack with them instead...
but eventually they'll all make it in,
especially if you only give him half of the pins to work with in the first place.
If he masters this, put the lid on first and open the "pour" side for a smaller opening. (this was formerly a parsley container).
1/4 c low soy sauce

His brother thought the bean threads were a little slippery, but loved the broccoli!

super strange expression and crazy hair aside, I loved it. The H was perhaps more "yay." than rejoicing, but kept his comments to a minimum. 
