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As much as I love the hours it keeps them having fun, imaginary play like this... ends up being just a lot of stuff to clean up in the end. Any suggestions for making the clean-up as fun as the creation?

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Megan BJanuary 29, 2010 at 9:32 PM
Make them have a "going-out-of business" where everything must be sold. Then once they have bought everything, they have to find a place for it at their house (aka put it back where it came from). :)
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AnneFebruary 3, 2010 at 1:45 PM
It's called doing inventory. Count how many items of something there is and one can put them back "on the shelf" (back in the house where it belongs) and one writes it down on a clipboard. Take turns of course!
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