(Similar session with my daughter's year group at St Marks primary, Basingstoke)
This week I'm making bread with each of my 3 grandchildren's (9, 7 and 5) classes, starting with:
Monday 20th June. (Further down you'll find my report and pics from the other two sessions.)
First session today, with year 3 - otherwise known as 'Foxes'. 18 children including my granddaughter Olivia, who assisted me admirably.
We arranged the tables in a semi-circle, 2 to a table, one bowl to each pair.
We were making bread rolls, basically (any shape), to this recipe:
1 mug flour, quarter of a teaspoon of salt, 1/3rd mug of lukewarm water and one teaspoon of yeast .
After showing the youngsters how I mix and knead a dough, I demonstrated a few shapes of animals, and also some fancy dinner rolls - with the following results:
This week I'm making bread with each of my 3 grandchildren's (9, 7 and 5) classes, starting with:
Monday 20th June. (Further down you'll find my report and pics from the other two sessions.)
First session today, with year 3 - otherwise known as 'Foxes'. 18 children including my granddaughter Olivia, who assisted me admirably.
We arranged the tables in a semi-circle, 2 to a table, one bowl to each pair.
We were making bread rolls, basically (any shape), to this recipe:
1 mug flour, quarter of a teaspoon of salt, 1/3rd mug of lukewarm water and one teaspoon of yeast .
After showing the youngsters how I mix and knead a dough, I demonstrated a few shapes of animals, and also some fancy dinner rolls - with the following results: