It all started with the letter 'O'. First Naomi was challenged to find o shaped items throughout the house that she could trace in her sketchbook. Cups, bowls, rings, lids, paints, salt shaker... then husband took over & using an idea from our 'curriculum' they brought in a few piles of snow on a cookie sheet.
Over the sink hills were formed, trees emerged & everything was brightened with color.
watered down food coloring did the trick.
Meanwhile some (surprisingly easy) edible circles were in the works.
roll them out
boil them & bake them
cool them & enjoy them.
Everyone enjoyed both--even as they disappeared.
you guys made bagels?! I was just watching a show on TV the other day where they made bagels, and I said to myself, "You know, in my entire life I will probably never make bagels." Haha but if you can make your own honey, you can make your own bagels ;) Looks like Naomi had a great day!
ReplyDeleteTo quote my grandmother-- "well, I never" I thought only Bruggers made those things. Yum. And the snow is way cool!
ReplyDeleteelizabeth--i don't make noodles ;) you can do it...you should both try--it was faster than most bread-making.
ReplyDeletelove the snow village idea! we are expecting a huge blizzard this weekend and i can't wait to let my son try this idea!!!
ReplyDeleteYou have a lovely blog! Thanks for visiting mine.
ReplyDeleteYour friend, Camille
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Great snow village and yummy looking bagels! How delightful!
ReplyDeleteI love that you made bagels the proper way and they really look like bagels! I am so impressed, and jealous.
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