Delicious as it looks! Our very own homemade self-portrait ham and cheese pizza!

Delicious as it looks! Our very own homemade self-portrait ham and cheese pizza!

Let us show you step by step on how to make this scrumptious pizza...

Mummy and Daddy! we used these ingredients to bake our pizza: 

1.     Prego tomato sauce

2.    Ham

3.     Grated cheese

4.   Mushroom

5.    1 loaf of bread

Firstly. We wash and sanitize our as to keep the germs away!

We were also given our own set of plate and plastic knife. Then, we used our magical hands to hold the knife and spread the tomato sauce on our bread.

Then, we sprinkle grated cheese on top of our tomato sauce before our mixed vegetables. A few of us, used it to represent our rosy cheeks, others used it to represent other facial features. To make our pizza tastier, again with our magical hands we tore it into strips of ham to represent either represent our eyes, mouth or even our hair!

Once, we're done, we let our teachers arrange it on the baking tray. 

Then we bake it in the oven!

Dear Mummy and Daddy!That's how we bake our pizza :)

Having fun with face painting!

We are learning about the theme 'Myself' and we took this opportunity to do face-painting on the child's face. The children had a fun time exploring the face painting and discussing with one another on how he/she will like to do it! It was great to see all the smiles and hearing all the laughters. We had a splendid time indeed!

The children are discussing among themselves on what and how they would like to paint their face.

Keiran and Eu Yi chose to draw self-portrait than to do face painting. Look at their drawings :-)

Lucas is in the process of painting his goatee.

Javier is painting beard on himself.

The children are laughing at their images on the mirror as they paint.

See Ching is painting a butterfly on her face.

Enzo is choosing the paints and the paintbrush.

The children guided one another and also stayed focus as they painted themselves.

Smile!

Childhood is not a time for limitations. Childhood is a time for choices. As adults we need to remember to respect and allow children to make decisions. Face painting allows children to express their emotions and they experience lots of fun when they get themselves messy. Parents, you may try this at home too as this will promote family bonding. Have fun!