Then I put the whole tray in the oven, and pulled the cookies out again. Since the group wasn’t very large, I had kids come up and place the rest of the remaining cookies. For the first example, we counted the chips together, and then I had the kids guide me as I placed the cookie in the correctly numbered space on the cookie sheet. I explained that each cookie had a different number of chocolate chips. Then serve them to my friends for tea (pretend to eat cookies)įlannelboard set found in the Target dollar/three dollar sectionįor this one, I put the cookie sheet, oven, and then counted out ten cookies with the group. Put them on a cookie sheet (pretend to lay out on cookie sheet)īake them, count them, 1, 2, 3 (count with fingers) Roll them, cut them nice and neat (pretend to roll out with pin, then cookie cut) Stir and mix the batter up (pretend to self) Round and round the beaters go (roll hands over hands)Īdd some flour from a cup (pour from cup) The Cow Loves Cookies by Karma Wilson, illustrated by Marcellus Hall MOVEMENT: “Clap Your Hands” from Wiggleworms Love You by Old Town School of Folk Music

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