I'm having trouble with the videos I mentioned in my last post.  I'll have to give them another try later.

So these photos will have to do instead.


I painted part of one dining room wall with chalkboard paint.  Kate LOVES it!  (And honestly, so do Matt and I.)  So fun to draw all over the wall...as long as the drawings stay on this wall.

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Matt said…
Kate's going to go to kindergarten and be shocked when she finds out that not all kids have a chalkboard wall in their homes.
February 2, 2010 at 4:09 PM
Sarah Craft said…
But they should!!

Actually, chalkboards are just about extinct in schools so the topic will probably never come up.
February 2, 2010 at 7:34 PM
Life of the Lorenzens said…
We had a giant old school chalkboard hanging up in our basement playroom growing up. Loved that thing. I should paint one in our basement, too. Matt's right, though. Now they barely use marker boards. My sister uses her "Smart board" all the time instead to teach 5th grade science.
February 2, 2010 at 9:23 PM
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