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M Is for Marvelous Mittens
by Marie Rippel
Mitten Weather Has Arrived!
When winter arrives and the snow starts to pile up, it’s time to break out the hats, scarves, and mittens!
But not ALL mittens are for wearing. These mittens are for eating!
After all, when the thermometer starts to plummet, there’s more than one way to stay warm. These toasty mittens won’t keep your fingers warm, but they are sure to warm up your tummy!
So if you’re looking for a delicious and nutritious breakfast to warm up your insides on a chilly winter morning (or anytime), this ABC Snack is the perfect choice!
Marvelous French Toast Mittens
Here’s what you’ll need to make two pairs of marvelous mittens:
- 4 slices of sandwich bread
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 2 eggs
- ½ cup milk
- ¼ teaspoon vanilla extract
- 2 tablespoons cinnamon and sugar mixture
Directions:
- Cut four mittens from slices of sandwich bread with a mitten-shaped cookie cutter.
- Whisk together eggs, milk, and vanilla.
- Melt butter in a skillet.
- Dip both sides of each mitten into the egg mixture and place on hot skillet.
- Cook both sides of mittens until golden brown.
- Sprinkle warm mittens with cinnamon and sugar mixture.
- Garnish with seasonal fruit and enjoy!
Adapted from a recipe from Happy Hooligans.
Teaching Tips
- While you enjoy your French toast mittens, practice saying /m/–/m/–marvelous mittens together.
- How many words can your preschooler think of that start with the sound of /m/ as in marvelous mittens?
- Read Jan Brett’s classic picture book The Mitten together while you gobble up your marvelous mittens.
- Download ABC Snacks: Tips for Working on Pre-Reading Skills for more teaching tips.
Want More Snacks for M?
Find snacks for M and more with the ABC Snacks Cookbooks series that includes more than 40 snack recipes for your preschoolers!
Amber Ogilvie
says:Cute idea!
Erin
says:Cute idea for those of us in the mitten state!
Aiman
says:This is really marvelous, Inshallah I would love to implement all these recipes with my kid to enjoy learning with yum.
Adam Atkinson
says:Great idea!! My kids love anything in the kitchen!
Cami Parks
says:How cute! My daughter would love this!
Tonya Tanner
says:I love adding activities like this to my kindergarten program! It engages the children in more modalities to strengthen concepts and make it even more fun! Just downloaded the cookbook! Can’t wait to check it out with my kinders!
Rachel
says:Thnks for the free ideas
Jamie N
says:This is really cool, my seven year old would love do this. She loves to cook.
Amanda
says:My preschoolers love the Abc crafts!
Cassandra D
says:What a great idea.
Jillian Too
says:Very cute idea! I love The Mitten book.
Ashley E.
says:So cute!
Alison
says:Great activity for the winter and for fun learning!
Elizabeth Bika
says:Such a cute idea!!
Amanda
says:So cute!
Ann Thrasher
says:Great idea. Will keep this one in my favorites.
Ann Thrasher
says:Great idea.
Ruby casilan
says:I love the contents here its full of learings indeed.
Amy
says:So fun! Thank you for the idea!
Deborah
says:Thanks for making something simple and delicious as French Toast a fun thing to do. This is something I can incorporate into my classroom. Thanks
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceYou’re welcome, Deborah. I hope you enjoy!
Allison
says:Great recipe! My daughters love cooking and helping in the kitchen. Great fun!
Jaclyn Reynolds
says:What a fun recipe! I think my boys would enjoy making them for breakfast.
Tamar
says:Great idea!
Bonnie
says:Such a cute idea! My kids love French toast (I do too). They would love this activity.
Nadine
says:Can’t wait to try this with the kiddos!
Eileen
says:Such a cute yummy idea for learning!
Amy
says:Great ideas! Thanks
Donna Dennis
says:Great idea! Kids will love it!
Becky
says:Looks good!
Hesper Fry
says:This is a really cool idea!
Rebeca Kanagy
says:This is a great idea to make breakfast fun!
Crystal Mauger
says:This is such a cute idea!
Jayme
says:There is something magical about combining snacks and cooking time with language. I think it’s because all the senses are engaged as you are creating food. And, even if it doesn’t turn out the best, it’s usually still ok.
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceJayme,
Yes! My kids learned to love so many different foods by “helping” in the kitchen and tasting foods. 😊
Michelle McKenzie
says:Cute idea. Kiddo’s will love it.
Karla
says:Agree on the heavy cream idea! Delicious!
Molly Cash
says:This looks like a great treat! I’ve been meaning to make french toast with my boys, and this will just make it that much more fun!
Christy Leonard
says:These are adorable, My daughter and I would have fun making these. Thanks for sharing
Michelle A Rogers
says:What a fun pre-reading letter sound activity!
Erin
says:What a cute idea to do with my kids!
Johanna
says:This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing
Audrey
says:Wow, this is a great idea! My toddler is learning his letters and the sounds and already loves “helping me” in the kitchen so this will be something he will enjoy!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceAudrey,
I love cooking with children from a young age! While there is only a few things a toddler could help with in this ABC snack, we have many others that would allow a toddler to do much more.
Brittany
says:I love all the fun ways All About Learning incorporates playing with sounds into daily activities! Thanks to finding this resource, my dyslexic daughter is finally engaged in reading! She LOVES to bake and is super excited for this recipe!!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceI’m so pleased to hear that your daughter is engaging in reading, Brittany! I hope this recipe meets her expectations.
Kimberly edwards
says:I can’t wait to make an allergen free version of this!
Rachel
says:This is such a sweet idea! Thank you for all of the inspiration and insight you all provide. :)
Erica
says:This is such a cute idea! I love anything that gets kids in the kitchen to spend more time with family.
Throw in learning about the alphabet and you’ve got a fun Saturday morning!!
At the public library, we can’t really use food in programs, but this is a really great craft idea for the wintertime!
Kim
says:My kids had a lot of fun making this.
Jennifer
says:Awesome! Thank you
Aly
says:Super cute. My kids would love this
Jamie
says:Yum!!!
T Lynch
says:Great idea!
Stephanie
says:Thank you for all the great ideas!
Nikola
says:I’ve just requested this book from the library. What a fun idea.
Tara Boucher
says:I love using the book The Mitten with students. I bring in a large white sheet and print out the faces of the characters in the story and attach them to craft sticks (Jan Brett’s website allows you to download and print color copies of each character). After a read aloud, students take turns reenacting the story, using the white sheet as the mitten. They love all “spilling’ out of the mitten at the end when the mouse tickles the bears nose. This is a great way to practice retelling a story too!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceWhat a great activity, Tara! Thank you for letting us know that you can print colored copies of each character from Ms. Brett’s website and for sharing this wonderful, playful activity you put together.
Christine Visage
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Loretta Brown
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Angela
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Krystal
says:This is cute! I can’t wait to try this.
Carmy
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Crystal
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Kristen
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Gloria
says:Heavy cream makes it taste much better in my opinion.
Joyce Lynch
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Kavita
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Karen Jones
says:I love it! 🧤
Amanda
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Hannah
says:What a cute idea! We love French toast at our house :)
Nicole Carlson
says:What an adorable way to bring learning into our homes, makes it all that more of an immersive experience! Can’t wait to check out more recipe ideas.
Brittany M Nguyen
says:Love all of your helpful tips and emails!
Lizette
says:This looks like fun especially since my children have been asking for french toast lately.
Serena
says:What a fun idea! Just read The Mitten with my kids last week!
Kathy
says:Great idea for using snacks to teach letter sounds.
Amber
says:Oh wow, this is adorable. My kids will love this!
Megan
says:Okay, those are adorable little tasty things!!
Suzie
says:What a cute idea. Would have been great to use here in Michigan celebrate Michigan’s birthday (as a state) on January 26th. I’ll try to do that next year!
Kim
says:Cute and fun idea!
Linda Gehman
says:I love, love, love the idea of creative snacks! Crafts are my girls’ favorite activity, but I don’t like the clutter that doing lots of crafts creates. This is a perfect solution!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceNothing beats clean up that includes a yummy snack, does it, Linda? 😉
Theresa
says:What a wonderful delicious way to learn about letter sounds. Thank you for these creative ideas to teach our children.
Laurie Emerson
says:My 5 year old would love this. I love the way they could learn words while eating a mitten french toast.
Julie Elkins
says:This comes at such a great time! We are doing how-to writing now. This will be fun to do!
Jennifer Moya
says:I so appreciate your post that includes a recipe to go along with a beautiful timeless classic picture book! Excellent post!
Tiffany
says:Good and letter repetition?! My 4 year old will love it! Thanks!
River
says:The Mitten is one of my children’s favorite book! What a great way to include more M fun for them:)
Jen
says:What a fun idea! My daughter will absolutely love this – as will the special needs kiddos in my Life Skills class at school! We cook every Friday, so this will be perfect! :D
Christine
says:This sounds like something my children would like. Going to check out the other recipes to help with letter recognition and sounds. Thank you!
Maria Smith
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Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceThank you for sharing our website resources with your parents, Maria!
Karey
says:What a great way to teach/encourage letter sound recognition! It also can provide “mini” lessons with math (measuring/counting) and science (nutrition). Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful activity!
Lori Riner
says:Great idea!
April
says:I love the hands on activities that go with these curriculums!
Brandi
says:So cute!
Katie | The Surly Housewife
says:Omg adorable! My kids love doing any food related activities!!
Lynda
says:Thanks for the recipe! We loved making our Marvelous Mittens!
Diane S.
says:I love doing things like this activity with my daughter! And, most importantly, SHE LOVES DOING THIS TYPE OF THING TOO!
Diane S.
says:What a fun idea! I love doing things like this with my daughter,…and most importantly, SHE loves it too!
Jamie
says:Such a fun way for learn letters, sounds, and reading!
Mahta
says:Thanks so much for all your resources!
Donna Preston
says:These are some great ideas for teaching the letter M.
Kimberly Michnik
says:Wow looks great! We have The Mitten and love it!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceThis snack would be such a lovely go-along for The Mitten. Enjoy, Kimberly!
Teresa Lass
says:Such a fun activity & recipe!
Candace Holder
says:My 2 oldest children are past this stage now but have a 3 year old who I can’t wait to spend some time doing fun things like this with!
Clay
says:So Cute
Julianne Andrews
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Robin E.
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Jessica
says:Love it! What a fun idea.
Jessica
says:Love it!
Abakersdzn
says:Fun Idea!
jennifer
says:this looks like something I would love to do with my daughter – how great it is because at school in guided reading – she is learning about cold Winter activities.
Deborah Ballantyne
says:Such an ADORABLE idea! Thanks for sharing! French toast is a kid favorite at our house, especially when grandma comes up for Grandma Day each week. So, we’ll be trying this next time, along with a pile of winter/mitten books! 🎉❄️ ❤️👍🏻⛄️🧤
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceDeborah,
How sweet and wonderful to make a whole event out of mittens and it’s extra special because grandma gets to participate too!
Sophie
says:Perfect for my 2 boys!
Susie
says:What a fun activity!
Erin
says:Looks yummy!
Momof6
says:Super a Fun idea! I love all the “preschool” oriented activities that help build phonetic awareness!
Christine
says:Such a cute idea!
Nicole
says:Cute idea!
Teresia
says:love the things you do.
Bonnie
says:So cute! Great way to use all the senses in reading.
Samantha
says:These are absolutely adorable!
Lorie Schenck
says:LOVE these yummy mittens!
Tabea Bruce
says:Sounds like a good way to start the day on learning a letter.
Cindy
says:Such a fun idea!
pam
says:this will work well with my IEP student who is making very good progress
Colleen
says:So cute thank you. I also read somewhere teach8ng your kid early to articulate really helps reading. Thank you for everything
Morgan
says:This is so cute!! I’ll have to try this work my kids
Molly
says:Can’t wait to try this.
Caitlin
says:So cute! My kids are obsessed with cinnamon toast so I’ll have to try this with that! 😊
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceGreat idea, Caitlin! Personally, I like cinnamon toast better than french toast. I recommend toasting the toast before cutting out the mitten shape.
Stacy
says:What a great idea! Fun and delicious
Sheila S
says:What a great recipe and idea! My son will love this :)
Ashley
says:We love The Mitten by Jan Brett! This is such a cute idea to help reinforce the letter m. Thanks!
Christine Ballard
says:I love this idea!
STEPHANIE
says:Definitely putting these on the breakfast menu!
Michele
says:Neat ideas
Carolan
says:cute cookbook!
Megan
says:Eeee! These are so cute! My kids will be thrilled. Maybe we will get some more snow this year to make it applicable! If not, into my back pocket for next winter. Thank you!
Heather
says:I love this idea!
Tjae
says:Mmmm, marvelous mittens!
Elizabeth
says:What a cute idea!
Nikki Summers
says:This is such a cute idea! My son is a picky eater so this makes it fun!
Karen
says:Love this idea
Margaret
says:Love this
Ashley MacTavish
says:Fun idea!
Christin Cardenas
says:This is such a cute idea.
Tracey
says:This is great!!
Kris Steffens
says:Great idea for incorporating cooking skills introduction with measures and reading/following instructions.
Kate
says:This is perfect for my preschool kiddos!
Aimee
says:This is a cute activity. It would be perfect for a snow day!
Natasja
says:This looks cute.
Beth Hankoff
says:This is so cute! I’m sure my kids would love to help make this, especially after reading the book! Some of the other preschool blogs I follow have lots of The Mitten activities to go with it, too. We’ll definitely do this one soon!
Andrea Simmons
says:Can’t wait to try this!
Jade
says:I love this site! Great resources!!!
Sherri Allen
says:What a wonderful idea! Fun food!
Traci P
says:I love this idea! What an exciting way to incorporate learning especially if you have a reluctant reader.
Laura
says:This is such a fun idea!
Denise Landes
says:This is so helpful!
Megan
says:So cute! 😍
Beth
says:so cute!
Jenette
says:What a fun idea!
Andrea
says:Such a fun idea to add to the letter M;-) Thanks for your creativity !
Laura
says:Creative!
Megan
says:Cute and creative! Who has time to come up with all these ideas!?
Isolda
says:Love this recipe, my kids are stuck at home most of the time because of the snow, had to make it fun for the and they loved it!
Dawn
says:Really cute idea
Eddi Bouchard
says:These activities and suggestions get me more motivated and excited about planning
Lisa Jacoby
says:French toast mittens is such a fun and cute idea! Thanks for sharing.
Carly
says:My kids love French toast! Making shapes with the bread makes it even better!
Melissa Blair
says:Cute! I used pancakes!
Melissa
says:I used pancakes! Fun!
Sandy Fultz
says:This is a wonderful activity for children. They generally love anything that has fun shapes and that they can help create.
Angela
says:Cute :)
Sarah Bridgewater
says:What a great idea!
Claire
says:This is a wonderful idea! Thank you!
Michelle Widmeyer
says:Love Jan Brett books and just read The Mitten to my kiddos a few days ago.
Ericka rossman
says:Great ideas! My kids will enjoy this
Jennifer Pearson
says:Cute idea for lunches! I can’t wait to try!
Tanya
says:Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Amy Dunn
says:I love all the fun activities that go along with teaching my little ones the alphabet.
Navdeep Brar
says:I love that this is connecting multiple areas of needs for students!
Laura D Scroggins
says:What a yummy lesson!
Jessica Anderson
says:These are so cute, fun and tasty!!
Robin
says:Fun!
Barbara Shore
says:Had so much fun doing this the kids loved it!
Jennifer Barney
says:I love that this recipe is an activity both my girls can complete.
Jennifer Terrance
says:So cute! I love the free ABC snack cookbook! Thanks for providing so many great resources. Glad to have found this wonderful learning community. ❤️
R Joyner
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Carrie
says:Aw, I love this! My kids love french toast!
Debra
says:Snacks are always good motivation!
Tiffanie Call
says:Love this idea and the recipe.
Rachel
says:Love all the resources you guys provide!
Peggy Manley
says:Really enjoyed this
Laura Shepherd
says:Snacks make everything better with learning!
Ashley Barrett
says:What a fun and yummy alphabet snack idea!!
Michelle Richardson
says:Great idea for M
Jen
says:I love doing ABC snacks with my kids!
Jody
says:I love All About Reading & Spelling!
Cari Lockwood
says:So fun! :) You share such nice ideas on here. Simple & easy.
Sophia Alvarez
says:What a fun idea!
Allison
says:Such a cute idea!!
Neva
says:Fun shaped foods are always a winner around here.
Krista Landenwich
says:Cute idea, could be done with any shape
Rachel
says:What a cute idea that would really cement the sound of the letter “m” in the minds of little ones.
Sara
says:These are so cute! Can’t wait to try with my boys.
Rachel Tenison
says:My kids would love this!
Sara Marsh
says:So cute! We’ll have to do this!
Melissa
says:What a fun idea!
Renee Liles
says:Looks like fun multisensory learning going on!!!
Karen McGrath
says:This will be fun to do with my grandkids. Second generation home schooling!
Kasie
says:What a great idea!
Sara
says:What a great way to teach!! 😊
Sylvia McCann
says:Terrific idea! So simple and imaginative!
IRENE CLARK
says:Love the recipe and the idea!
Christa Gregg
says:We loved the ABC snacks cookbook! It made entering into reading so much fun!
Will
says:I’ll try it.
Jessica Jones
says:Too cute! Thanks for sharing-my kids will love this :)
Lindsey Newton
says:This is such a cute idea. My kids will love it! Thanks for sharing!
Samantha Stickler
says:This is such a cute idea, I cant wait to read more with ABC snacks.
Alexandra David
says:Interesting. The kids would like that.
Vashni Seitzer
says:What a great way to teach sounds! Treat bribery works every time!
Jen Merckling
says:What a cute idea! Thank you! Now I need to grab the recipe book—looking forward to more fun recipes!!
Ronda
says:This is a great hands-on activity.
Julie
says:Thanks for another great suggestion for phonogram practice
Cris velez
says:I love hands on learning ideas like this.
Jes
says:Always the best ideas for learning letters by making it fun!!
Becky Ekvall
says:Cute idea!
Krystle
says:That’s a fun practical way to incorporate learning in the mundane of life 😊
Meagan
says:Great idea. Thanks for the recipe!
debbie
says:Hands on is the best way to learn
Sarah Daas
says:Perfect winter breakfast! Thanks for helping make winter even more fun!
debbie
says:This is a wonderful site!!
Lacey
says:What a cute idea!
Marie
says:Adorable and tasty!
Crystal
says:This is so cute!
Audrey Hogan
says:I love this idea!
Tonya
says:Such a cute idea! My daughter loves hands on learning. She retains more when her hands are busy.
Brandy
says:Super cute!
Tony
says:What a great idea! My kids will love this!
Nancy
says:So cute! and easy to do!
Becky Ekholm
says:Great idea! My kids love when schoolwork includes food.
Brittany
says:This is a wonderful idea to engage your young ones!
Cynthia
says:This is such a cute idea! We will have to do this. My kids will love it!
Jenni
says:Fun idea! Thanks for the neat recipes!
Jessica
says:What a fun idea…my kids love cooking and this will help the youngest with letters.
Lindsey fuller
says:My daughter and I will be making these mittens today! Thank you Learning press for your fun and creative way to learn!
Cassandra
says:A cute idea and one that I can adapt to meet the diet needs in our home.
Julie
says:When my son was in preschool he struggled with food textures and trying new foods. He was willing to try different foods if it was part of an activity though. I love this idea of incorporating learning and a fun way to eat—it’s just right for children this age.
Steph
says:What better way to practice the alphabet then to enjoy a tasty snack!
Jennifer Stone
says:I love all the teaching tips AAL offers especially for little learners. It keeps it fun and multi sensory.
Jess
says:Looks delicious
Joleen
says:Such fun ideas! Snacks, cooking and sounds with a little math in there too!
Rachel
says:We make blueberry heart pancakes for Valentines Day! My kids are already looking forward to it this year!
lyn
says:cute!
Miriam
says:This is a great way to get kids engaged in learning and cooking.
Miriam
says:This is a great way to get kids engaged in the learning and cooking process.
Sara
says:So cute! We just made heart shaped pancakes and they were a huge hit!
Honey Eiben
says:My kids will love doing this. It simply looks marvelous.
Madonna
says:Fun!
Vivian
says:Reading is so critical to learning English. I work with international students and these books really help – the visuals are awesome.
Michelle Maynard
says:So fun for winter!
Maira
says:Such a cute way to engage and learn with your kids
Nicole
says:Always fun to do something different on a snowy morning. This is a sweet idea
Megan
says:Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
Cyndy
says:What great ideas!!
Angela
says:So fun!
Jessica DeYoung
says:How fun! My kids are all about shapes of their food and this way they can participate!
Thanks for sharing!
Tori Benoit
says:So fun! My kids would love this
Joyce
says:Love all the resources and fun activities and so do my grandchildren!
Shelly Platz
says:Love this idea!
Denise
says:So cute!
Becky Plante
says:Cute idea!
Michelle Tapedzisa
says:Even I love learning and food! Love this idea.
Cindy
says:How fun! Even my older kids would love doing this!
Susan
says:Love this!
Stephanie Samec
says:Very neat idea! Learning letter sounds while eating. Thanks for sharing.
Stephanie MacDonald
says:This is adorable! I wish I thought of stuff like this on my own…
Danielle B.
says:My sons had fun working together to do this! My 2 older sons read the recipe and prepared the mitten toast and my youngest son (a kindergartner) practiced his /m/ sound and created an oral list of M-words! Reading “The Mitten” together was a perfect way to begin our homeschool morning!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceDanielle,
I love that all your sons were able to get involved in this breakfast! What a fun memory they made.
Tammy Hyder
says:Fun! Learning retention is better when paired with an activity!
Tara Sowards
says:What a sweet idea! And I love Jan Brett’s book about the Mitten!
Natasha Scheer
says:Love the reading ideas and way to make it more fun
Amber
says:This is great and yummy at the same time! Thanks for sharing!
Anna DeGraaf
says:This is so great for reinforcing letter sounds! Plus who doesn’t like French toast?
Sam
says:Thanks for your ideas and suggestions
Jenny
says:Cute!
Joanne
says:Very cute!
Liz Miles
says:Bringing the learning to the kitchen always pays off!
Stephanie
says:What a fun idea.
We have really appreciated all about reading and all about spelling. Reading has become one of our favorite parts of the day thanks to this curriculum.
Tiffany S
says:Super cute idea!
Patti
says:Love this and the connection to spelling lesson with hands on fun.
Joanna
says:This is so cute! Fun activity to do after reading The Mitten!
Leah
says:My little boys (6 & 4) would love to do this! What a great idea!
Lisa
says:Great ideas! I love reading and incorporating your ideas into our lesson plans and daily activities. Thank you!
Katherind Couch
says:My third grader is needing extra spelling help. All my kids love to cook. This would be great sound recognition for my three year old, cute idea.
Jenny
says:What a fun idea to go with the letter Mm.
Ikabandung
says:My son loves doing cooking. This recipe looks easy enough for him to do. Combined with the new vocabularies to be introduced , can’t wait to try this lesson .
Christine Yeomans
says:I love using cooking to help young people to read and write. I always tell them, when making cookie letters, now you’ve made your letters you can make some words and once they’ve made their words correctly I say now you can eat your words – couldn’t be a more multi sensory experience and I can pretty much guarantee they never forget how to spell those words again 😊
Abigail
says:Cute
Marietjie
says:love your creative ideas
Liz
says:So cute!
CarrieAnne
says:Thank you for the inspiration!
Linda Sutton
says:I one thing that I have also wanted is a tablet so I can take it with me during all my hospital visits (advanced arthritis since I was 25, 18 surgeries, isn’t life grand). Please wish me luck.
April
says:My child is such a strong speller after your program!
Moriah B
says:This is such a good and yummy idea! What a fun memory for you and your kids. Now to find a mitten cookie cutter…
Tamara
says:My boys enjoyed The Mitten book when they were young!
deb
says:How cute, and a fun way to incorporate learning!
Amanda H
says:Such a fun idea!!
Lindsay Pullen
says:Oh my kiddos would just love that!
Robin E.
says: Customer ServiceBon appétit, Lindsay!
Tyneisha Tinsley
says:What a fun idea. I may try this with the kiddos.
Audra Place
says:Multiple ways to reinforce learning.
Kaye Harris
says:How adorable!
Vanessa Ankner
says:How fun!