Hidden Treasures: A Game
June 5, 2011
I was straightening a few things in Peter’s room (I admit I do this not infrequently), and as I was reorganizing the blankets on his bed (not really making it) something hit the wood floor with a thud, between the bed and the wall. This is a big, heavy, difficult-to-move loft-like bed, so if something falls into this space, it is not easily retrieved. Which is how–when I did manage to move the bed far enough away from the wall–I came to discover the trove of treasures pictured here.
Here’s an idea… we could do that memory game where you study the picture for 30 seconds, then look away, then try, without looking, to identify as many objects as you can.
Just for fun.
Here is your checklist, in case you want to play along:
Long lost iPod Touch **
Long lost camera **
Rubber bouncy ball
Heavy iron pot hanger purchased on a field trip to the gold country in 4th or 5th grade
Set of Bucky Balls (Google these, they’re amazing. Then get some.)
Drum stick
Rhythm stick
Baseball player’s fashion necklace
Green fashion plastic bracelet
Rubber snake
Suction dart
Dime
Pencil
Pen
Broken ruler
Tennis ball
Flashlight
Wooden block
Part of a saxophone
Musical-note-shaped hole punch
Good luck!
** Actually, most of these items are in the “long lost” category, so I’ll stop with that.
