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  • SandeeAR
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Sep 2010
    • 1192

    #16
    Originally posted by katiez01
    LOL!! I didn't know if it was a good price and the lady said they are in excellent condition and from a smoke free home Now, I can't wait to pick them up!!
    I priced them recently. A box of 35, I think, was $40.

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    • lvt77
      Daycare Member
      • Dec 2010
      • 597

      #17
      I am in CA and I have found that Ross, Marshalls, and tjmax have a lot of learning puzzles, games, melissa and doug items, and other fun learning stuff.

      My group uses a lot of recycled items from home.
      The little ones love to take plastic jars and match up the lids, open and close the boxes of empty cereal and fill egg cartons with soft golf balls (can purchase from sporting good store)

      We also use the big 32 oz yogurt containers with lids and stack them as high as we can.... They all cost me nothing... at the beginning of each quater I ask the parents to donate these items...

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      • jen
        Advanced Daycare.com Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 1832

        #18
        Originally posted by nannyde
        AWESOME price. I love these and have a shelf floor to ceiling for them. I separate the little ones for the big kids and the big ones for the little kids.

        GREAT deal... if they are in nice condition. The time it takes to put them together new is worth THAT money.

        Can I have them?
        My kids LOVE these...all ages, every stage, they are the best and they do hold up well.

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