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Pool Noodles and PVC Pipe

We have been having a lot of I'm with our pool noodles.... And not just for rough housing!!!!

Did you know that the noodles fit perfectly with 1/2" PVC pipe??? That are fantastic for adding to our building set ;).

If you missed our rough housing fun, you can check it out here:

For more fun with PVC Pipe Building check out these posts:



Comments

I didn't know that, the possiblitlies are endless:)
That is incredibly cool Amy!
Deborah and Jenny- I know right? Totally an accidental find, but a very cool one indeed! The children have been exploring with them pretty much every moment they could when we were inside today. (The weather is just way too nice to be inside much though!)I'm sure I'll have oodles of photos of their creations to come!
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