Sometimes summer days drag a little and these little activities are great fun for them and keep them busy and excited. I like to surprise them with the treat idea after the book is read or that is all they'll want- who could blame them. Also, it is a great way to get your kid interested in eating things they may not think they like or that they have never tasted before (like artichokes or asparagus).
I haven't read or tried all these books yet and if you know of any others let me know!
*If you give a mouse a muffin (by Laura Joffe Numeroff) = Muffins
*The Little Mouse, The Red Ripe Strawberry, and the Hungry Bear (by Don Wood)= Strawberries or make them into anything
*If you give a pig a pancake (by Laura Joffe Numeroff)= Pancakes
*Little Black Sambo (by Helen Bannerman )= Pancakes (this is an unusual book but my kids LOVE it, very old and was my moms favorite as a child)
*Pancakes, Pancakes! (by Eric Carle)= Pancakes
*Curious George Makes Pancakes (by Margaret & H.A. Rey)= Pancakes
*Blueberries for Sal (by Robert McCloskey)= Blueberries or make into anything
*On top of Spaghetti (by Paul Brett Johnson)= Spaghetti (includes recipe)
*Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs (by Judith Barrett)= Spaghetti w/meatballs
*Walter the Baker (by Eric Carle)= Cinnamon Rolls
*Sun Bread (by Elisa Kleven)= Bread (includes recipe)
*Artichoke Boy (by Scott Mickelson)= Artichokes
*Pumpkin Soup (by Helen Cooper)= Pumpkin Soup (includes recipe)
*Green Eggs and Ham (by Dr. Seuss)= Eggs, Ham
*Bread and Jam for Frances (by Russell Hoban)= Bread, Jam
*Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza (by Philemon Sturges)= Pizza
*The Little Red Hen (Any Version)= Wheat Bread
*The Mighty Asparagus (by Vladimir Radunsky)= Asparagus
*Stone Soup (Any Version)= Soup
*The Gingerbread Man (Any Version)= Gingerbread, Gingersnaps
*The Magic School Bus Gets Baked in a Cake (By Scholastic)= Cake
1 comment:
You're so creative, and I seriously hope I have great ideas like these when the time comes.
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