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[Kachina624]

Test your child spatial perception by seeing if he can match all the Lock 'n Lock bottoms and lids.  Good busy work.

[homedecor1]

Goodness I need this kid!!!! @Kachina624 

I have started once I find the matching lid I write the lid color (in permanent marker) on the bottom of my LNLs.

Liked the "nesting" feature but the lids are a mess -- plus I have just to many🙄.  Why can't they sell smaller configurations...I used to split w/friend but she's no longer here.

(We even used to split big meat packs from Sam's/Costco's boy I miss her)

Trying to break my "addiction" by not watching any LNL shows and slowly tossing all the old ones..

[Kachina624]

@homedecor1   Maybe you need to mark each set with a number.  Find number 1 bottom, then look for number 1 lid....that is if you can get them all matched.  Maybe a project for the next rainy day?

[homedecor1]

@Kachina624 

Thats a great idea considering I have many &  various sizes.   this is a perfect idea...gonna rain tomorrow think I'll play"LNL match up game.   Thanks for a great idea🙂🙂🙂

[LoveMeSomeQVC]

@Kachina624   Too funny.  Thanks for posting!  I think a poster said on another LNL thread that they needed a "Garanimals" system for their LNL lids and bottoms lol.

[Still Raining]

I did to myself many years ago and the results are still embarrassing.  One thing it taught me was to never store lids in a drawer.  It is a black hole.

[PreKteacher]

Haha! I love this! It reminds me of when my kids were toddlers and loved playing with plastic containers. When I was little, I loved it, too, but it was "The Tupperware Cupboard" back then!