Ingredients:
- Cardboard round from frozen pizza for crust.
- Shredded paper for cheese (a little goes a long way).
- Green strips of paper for peppers.
- Circles of red paper (we used a paper plate she'd painted last week) for pepperoni.
- Glue.
Step 2: More glue! Glue toppings in place with lots of glue and a little pressing to help them stick.
Step 3: Stick her pizza in oven to cook (dry).
Enjoy!
Too cute! I had a play kitchen when I was young and loved it. Hopefully my daughter will too!
ReplyDeleteHow fun!! What a great idea for kids to play in the "kitchen". :-) We'd love for you to link this up at our party! http://housewivesofriverton.blogspot.com/2013/02/riverton-housewives-round-up-54.html
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! Thanks for joining in on my link up! Hope you come back next week :-)
ReplyDeleteso cute, pretend play food is still a favorite activity for our family! this would be a fun addition to our #kidsinthekitchen series on Fridays. would love if you linked up :)
ReplyDeleteBrilliant. Simple enough for my little boy and recycling too. He loves pizza! Shall also pin.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for linking up at Monday Kid Corner.
ReplyDeleteHave a terrific week!
Jennifer
www.thejennyevolution.com
This is such a fun idea! And it was the most clicked at my link party! I'm featuring this tonight!
ReplyDeletewe did this the other day using craft foam - ours had ham instead of green pepper because Goblin doesn't like peppers. Ours also had an orange segment!!! No accounting for taste right.
ReplyDeleteI love your shredded paper for cheese, thats a fab idea
What a wonderful craft!! I love it! Thank you for sharing on Sharing Saturday!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, my boys love pizza, have pinned for when we get to P with our letter of the week.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great recreational activity for kids. I'm sure those who wants to be a chef someday can practice their baking skills with this activity. Hehe! Thanks for sharing this. I'm sure these shredded papers will be very useful when my kids start making a recycled pizza. :)
ReplyDeleteRuby Badcoe @ Williams Data Management
Thanks! I'm always looking for ways to use what we have :)
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