@Adam Formanek has inspired me to create more simple and fun games you can play by yourself or with the kids in your life. Today, I was inspired by the old Highlights for Children magazine I grew up reading. One of my favorite pages was the “Spot the difference” page. With the help of AI I’ve created my first one for you. If you’d like the prompt I used so you can create your own, let me know. Can you find the differences between the left and right side? Answers revealed Tuesday to give everyone time to play.

Thank you @Adam Formanek for a fun game night. @Janell Bitton I forgot to hit the record button but we are scheduling some more soon. Thanks to @Daniel Cavaretta and @Michelle Fuentes for joining the fun.

Let’s extend a warm welcome to our newest community members @Allan Webster and @Michelle Fuentes We’re excited to have you here. We just finished an exploration of Easter traditions and activities and will take a breather tomorrow. This is a great time to explore the community and please introduce yourselves. To help you get started you’ll find most activities under Play Prompts or Games. We’ve just started Saturday Free4All where members are encouraged to share ideas, ask questions and more. There are some fun topics such as how to journal, springtime French words, the role of apologies, and curiosity in our lives.

I feel like there is so much to learn from the ways we communicate with children, whether they are our children or children in general. Sometimes I feel like I would love to connect more with adults in the way I do with children. For example, creating something, drawing something, building something, I did all of it yesterday with my nieces and nephews but I don't do anything even slightly similar with other adults (not in the offline world). And I have no idea why, but it would be so much fun and so meaningful! Do you connect with kids in the same way you do with adults or is it very different?