ClassX Video Lessons Youtube Channel Awnie's House Nilo Shows His MINIVERSE MAKE IT MINI FOODS to SKIPPYJON JONES
Hello, friends! It’s me, Skippyjon Jones! Today, I’m with my friend Nilo. Nilo loves making tiny, fun foods. Let’s see what he has made!
Nilo made a tiny banana split all by himself! It looks just like a real one, but it’s super small. Isn’t that amazing?
Guess what else Nilo made? Little churros! Some of them are pink, and they look so yummy. Have you ever tried churros before?
Nilo also has a tiny cake with raspberries on top. It even has a cute bow tie! Cakes can be so much fun to decorate.
And there’s more! Nilo made chocolate ice cream with marshmallows and a chocolate bar. It looks delicious!
Thank you, Nilo, for sharing your mini food creations with us! We hope you have fun making crafts at home too. Remember, you can use your imagination to create anything you like!
Adios, amigos! Keep having fun and making cool things!
Mini Food Creations at Home: Gather some playdough or modeling clay and encourage the children to create their own mini food items, just like Nilo did. They can make tiny versions of their favorite foods or invent new ones. Ask them to think about what colors and shapes they want to use. After they finish, have a mini “food show” where they present their creations to the class.
Food Observation Walk: Take the children on a short walk around the school or their home to observe different foods. Ask them to look for foods that are big and small. Encourage them to think about how they could make a mini version of the foods they see. When you return, discuss their observations and ideas for mini food creations.
Imagination Station: Set up a craft station with various art supplies like paper, markers, glue, and scissors. Ask the children to draw or craft their own imaginary mini food item. Encourage them to think about what ingredients they would use and how they would decorate it. Once completed, have them share their creations and explain why they chose those ingredients and decorations.
Here’s a sanitized version of the transcript:
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Hello, it’s me, Skippy John Jones! Today I’m here with my good friend. Tell them your name.
Hi, I’m Neil!
Neil is really good at making things. Today he’s going to show us some cool food he made.
I made a banana split!
You made that yourself?
Mhm, it looks so real!
I also have a little spoonful of churros.
Yeah, I got some pink ones!
Oh, those look so good!
A cup, and then I also got a kind of cake with raspberries in it, with a bow tie.
And I got chocolate ice cream with marshmallows and a chocolate bar.
Oh, those are so cool! Thank you for sharing them with us, Neil!
Mhm!
All right, I hope you enjoy doing crafts at home too.
Adios, amigos!
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