Mothers day is coming

I used colored fab foams and sheets, a pen, glue stick, magnetic sticker, scossors, and a plastic dvd mask (you can find it in the roll packs).
The rhyme on it says:
"Who is holding me? Who is dandling me? I'd like to open my eyes but i cannot.
The World is melting but in the middle there is my mother - sitting- and me in her hands."

Treasure chest for kids

I made this treasure chest for the kids of my friend.
I used a wooden chest, green woodpaint, a brush and some wooden sticker.

Making some funny spring decoration

 

I used paints brushes some styropor balls and form and wooden sticks

During painting the balls i put the stick into a flowerpot (filled) so it was easier. 

Handmade bookmark

You will need your kids, a sheet of a simple green paper of 110-160 gr (you can use any colour you like) a puncher (i used a christmas tree hole puncher), some cutted paper ornaments (i cutted out the figures of some wrapping paper) and sticky glue.
The kids like to punch as well as gluing and putting the ornaments onto the bookmark. If your kid is able to cut out the ornaments of the wrapping paper you will need scissors too.

Baking together - the easiest cookie of all

This cookie can be a muffin or a cake as you like it. First time I made it with two little girls and it took maybe 10 minutes to mix everything and place it into the round or muffin pan.

My son likes it with apple and/or cinammon but you can use jam, fruits, chocolate, cocoa powder as you like it.
The easiest part of the mixing is that there is no need of any mesuring you will need just a spoon and a cup of a yogourt.

The kids like putting everything into the ball and if you like, you can teach them to count to tree,because that is the magic number of the recipe.

You will need
one yoghurt (125 gr)
3 eggs
2 cups (cup of the yoghurt) of brown sugar (if you don't have it you can replace with white sugar)

1/2 cup of olive oil
10 g of baking powder
some limon zest

3 cups of flour
cocoa powder, jam cinammon, chocolate or anything else you like (if you use cocoa powder you should put just a spoon of the powder into it)

Put the yoghurt, the sugar and the vitellus into a ball and mix it until the sugar is melted (prox. 2-3 min.)

Grate some limone zest into it.

Put the flour into it like the oil and the paking powder. Mix it well than whipe the egg-white and put into it as well, but be careful! You have to use a wooden spoon to mix the whipe into the mixture and you have to be very gentle (and quick as well). Put the mixture into a pan (wrapped with alu-fix paper inside or covered with butter and flour).

If you use a big pan you can place apple or anything else onto the top.

Put into a warm (not hot!) oven and bake it for prox. 20 mins. in the oven (on 170 degrees).
My son likes measuring the ingredients and put them into the ball. It was also interesting to find out how he can make whipe.