The activity as it's presented on the tray.
The second movement - from the canister lid into the mini frypan using the alternate end of the melon baller.
Lovely in action. He did a good job of picking up spilt kernels which was great but I probably have too many in there as it does take quite a while to scoop them all. The final step is to pour the kernels from the frypan (holding the handle) back into the canister & replace both of the lids.
The first step is to remove the lids of the canister and frypan & place them to the right. Then, all of the popcorn is scooped into the canister lid using the melon baller.
The second movement - from the canister lid into the mini frypan using the alternate end of the melon baller.
Lovely in action. He did a good job of picking up spilt kernels which was great but I probably have too many in there as it does take quite a while to scoop them all. The final step is to pour the kernels from the frypan (holding the handle) back into the canister & replace both of the lids.
Woops, I lost him! He wanted to 'cook' with the popcorn kernels when he had completed the work & I tentatively said yes (now I say no & have given him some of his own popcorn in the kitchen play area :)
I did kinda like what came of this however! Here he has gone and got a bunch of bowls from the kitchen (they're all accessible for the children as well as us) and silver cutlery & is moving the popcorn between the bowls in a variety of ways. I like the play/work elements going on here especially that he was at liberty to get all of this apparently essential 'equipment'.
You have so many beautiful, simple, and inspiring ideas. Visiting your blog always feels like a breath of fresh spring air to me. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet comment Erin. Thanks for putting a smile on my face :)
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