Dear parents!
Showing posts with label play dough. Show all posts
Showing posts with label play dough. Show all posts
Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Play dough instructions for parents (first approach to salty dough)
Wednesday, 15 April 2020
Salty dough the easiest way to sculpture.
My dear friends! This post on how you need to prepare for
our next activity. Unlike the previous activity, there is no dangers, so the task
of parents is to prepare materials, tools and just follow my next post!
So, be ready to have on your working table:
- flour in the container (to easily get it);
-water, in a bowl with a wide neck (to easily get it);
- fine table salt, any brand;
- any measuring container (it can be a measuring cup, coffee
cup - remember it might be dropped and broken - do not give your favourite, a
small container for dressing, any container is about 100-150 grams)
- a bowl and a spoon (mix ingredients);
- a board for modelling (any cutting board, you can use half
of the plastic binder);
-tools: plastic knife, spoon, fork, table knife (not sharp,
so it will be safe for your child), school scissors, convenient for the child,
rolling pin for the dough;
- paper napkins or towels;
-good mood (very important😊)
Be prepared that something may mess or spill and remind the
child that this is his or her activity, but you, of course, will help clean it
up.
Through this activity we will learning concept of full, half
filled, count, manipulate, expand logical and cognitive thinking.
Please read or tell you anything about weals:
and here too.
Please, print or draw for your child recipe
Tuesday, 25 February 2020
It is time for Spring...
Yesterday was amazing weather. Children were playing outside and enjoyed bright sunshine. But today dark clouds covered sky and looks like winter still does not want to retreat...
OK, lets make something special!
Today we making a little Sun out of salty dough.
OK, lets make something special!
Today we making a little Sun out of salty dough.
Two cups of flour
One cup of salt
One cup of warm water - easy!
Measure ingredients - So much fun!
We knead the dough for about five minutes to get rid of the air inside, otherwise our Sun may crack.
We knead the ball into a pancake (not very thin, we still need to put a stick in );
Making long stick like your finger, divide into equal pieces (we consider who got how much😊)
We make short sticks from the pieces and glue them on the pancake with the water.
Gently turn over to burlap fabric or fine mesh and put a barbecue stick in.
Let your masterpiece dry on a wire rack for 3-4 days, or dry in an oven at T 120 * F for 2-4 hours.
We usually paint our works when they are completely dry with acrylic paint, but this time we tried water colour on raw dough. The result exceeded all expectations!
Push the stick in a flower pot and enjoy your own Sun in your house😊🥰
Share your kids' work in the comments, huh?
Thursday, 25 August 2016
August - End of Summer
Harvesting crain crops.
Why we need so much grains?
Our children discussed - How and what we can make with grain.
They explore different kind of grain and talk about similar and differences.
At this time we suddenly decided to make a bread....Is it easy?
At least we can try it!
So, Internet, as always, is helpful.
Wonderful recipe:
1 part of process:
· 1 tbs of east (I took dry french)
· 2 tbs of sugar
· 3 tbs of flour
· 300 ml warm water
keep in warm place 15 min
after add
2 part of process:
· 1 ts of salt
· 4 tbs of oilIt takes around two cups of flour to knead a dough. First with spoon after with hand (children enjoyed this part, the whole process was just WOW!)
Make a pastries and let to grow for 5- 15 min. 350 * F oven and you done in 25-30 min.
When children woke up they had amazing snack - healthy and so tasty!
Look how our children enjoyed the process!
Labels:
harvest,
nature,
play dough
Monday, 21 March 2016
Folk toys 3/ К выставке готовы!
Children from my class were working very hard. Two weeks in a row day by day they created amazing toys in Dymkovo style. They all were present during Maslenica celebration which happened in Toronto last weekend. I am really proud of my students!
Kosta, 3 y.o.
Eva, 2.5 y.o
Teterka - special cookie for equinox.
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