Cooking can be a lot of fun, especially when you get to be creative! In this article, we will go on a cooking adventure with Cookie Monster and Gonger from Sesame Street. They will show us how to make a yummy and healthy breakfast called fruit sushi!
To make this tasty treat, we need some simple and colorful ingredients. Here’s what you’ll need:
Before we start making our fruit sushi, we need to get our ingredients ready. Follow these steps:
Cooking is not just about making food; it’s also about having fun! Singing while you cook can make it even more enjoyable. Cookie Monster and Gonger love to sing while they cook. Here are some ideas for your own cooking songs:
Now that everything is ready, let’s make our fruit sushi:
Making fruit sushi is not only fun but also helps us eat healthily. Here are some good things about this dish:
Cooking can be a joyful and educational experience, especially when shared with friends. By making fruit sushi with Cookie Monster and Gonger, we not only create a delicious meal but also foster a love for healthy eating and creativity in the kitchen. So gather your ingredients, sing a song, and enjoy the process of making this delightful breakfast!
Fruit Exploration Walk: Take a walk with your family or friends to a local grocery store or farmer’s market. Look for different types of fruits and see if you can find any that you haven’t tried before. Talk about the colors, shapes, and sizes of the fruits you see. Can you find fruits that are similar to strawberries and kiwi? What other fruits do you think would taste good in fruit sushi?
Fruit Sushi Art: Use your imagination to create a fruit sushi art project. Draw or use craft materials to make your own version of fruit sushi. You can use colored paper, markers, or even playdough to make your sushi rolls. Think about how you can make your sushi look colorful and fun, just like the real thing!
Healthy Snack Journal: Start a journal where you can write or draw about the healthy snacks you try each week. After making fruit sushi, write about how you made it and what you liked best about it. Did you have a favorite fruit or part of the process? What other healthy snacks would you like to try making?