It is now summer school here at MES. I have been put in charge of summer school and the planning of each day. I decided to make it a 2 week long science camp. The first week we are learning about our senses and the second week, we will be doing fun science experiments. These children are 3-6 so the experiments involve things like bubbles and raisins and the making of goop.
Today we talked about our sense of taste. I brought the kids to the lunch room and we all made cookies together. It was really fun and the children enjoyed it. After the children left, I was finishing them and the cooks came out to see them. She asked me, "What are you doing?" I told her that I was making cookies. She said, "Weird cookies." haha. I told her, "American cookies." They don't make cookies like we do in America. They don't make the dough and then make it into balls and put it on a cookie sheet. I was a little worried that they wouldn't turn out. After about 20 minutes, the children came back. The cookies were ready. The cook brought them out and said, "Are they done? I don't know if they should look like that." :) They were done and they were good.
whaaa? how do they make cookies? by the way my mouth is watering gazing at your cookies, sugar cookies i presume?
ReplyDeleteSugar cookies, yes. I wanted to make chocolate chip but some of the children have never had chocolate and I would probably get in trouble if I fed it to them. :) And I don't think they make cookies.
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