photo courtesy of BaileySmithPhotography.com Do your children LOVE to cook and help out in the kitchen? Do they want to try it ALL and ask questions like “What’s next?” or “How long do we need to wait?”. Then “Cooking to Learn ~ Recipes for Beginning Readers” is the eBook for YOU! During …
Make your own sprinkles to add to yogurt or ice cream! First, sort the Fruity Cheerios or Fruit Loops by color so you can make different colored sprinkles. For us this lasted for about 20 Cheerios and then he decided he would rather make rainbow sprinkles. Next, put the Cheerios in a …
Frosting Dough is a sweet sensory experience! Simple to make and fun to play with. Frosting Dough 1 can of frosting 1 1/2 cups powdered sugar 1 cup peanut butter Mix and knead The picture shows half of this recipe. It actually makes quite a bit and of course is very …
I’ve been working on being more spontaneous lately! I’ve been trying to do one spontaneous thing each day. It’s still a work in progress! On this day it was an impromptu picnic. Obviously it was spur of the moment because I brought out everything in its package and threw it on the blanket …
Toddlerhood isn’t too early to help with cooking or to prepare their own meals (with supervision). B (2 years old) loved preparing his own homemade pizza. Materials: Individual size already prepared pizza crusts, pizza sauce, cheese, toppings This week we decided to make a REAL pizza just like our pretend felt pizza. This idea was …