The Weekly Kids’ Co-op: Playing with Food
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With the number of In the Kitchen posts published on this blog, it is no secret that our family loves our food.
Here’s my favourite Instagram this week. Although it shouldn’t come as any surprise, whenever my children exhibit characteristics of myself or my husband, be it something they say or do, it makes me take note every time.
This week was filled with many of such events. Here is E, my two year old, serving me endless cups of tea. Bless. Goodness knows how many times he has seen us do this with our guests.
For all the foodies out there, here are some great ways to play with food from last week’s weekly Kids’ Co-op:
July 2012
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Pauline LessonsLearntJournal; because #playmatters. On Lessons Learnt Journal you'll find activities for children, play, parenting, maths games, handwriting, reading and much more.
Pauline is a Christian, Wife, Mother of 4, Primary School Teacher. When not blogging, she may be found virtually hoarding on Pinterest, trying to decide which Instagram filter to apply, or compulsively refreshing her Facebook feed. Most days you'll find her chasing her kids and that much needed nap.
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Thanks so much for featuring us!
Thank you for the inspiration! That melon bashing looks like so much fun.
Thank you for featuring my bread post!
Thank you for the inspiration! I have been craving yummy bread all week, tee hee hee.
Thanks so much for featuring my Montessori-inspired food art! Sweet photo!
Thank you Deb for the inspiration.