We had fun with all the left over bits of stuff I've collected. I keep everything in containers in true Reggio style and I'm always happy I kept the most random found items.
Bits of left over scrap book paper served as table cloths.
See the original post on Jacquelien's blog at Kids Artists
A basket of bits for each table. I pre-cut the cardboard buns, good thing because it was a tough go. Peeling off a layer of cardboard isn't as easy as you might think (to expose the corrugation). The students will have to be patient and peel and clip along the ridges with scissors.
I keep jars of lentils and pasta in my art boxes, each basket has something different so students can share and circulate to choose ingredients.
No hamburger would be complete without a menu and price. A simple list of ingredients is fine, a mouth watering description even better.
Hmmmm . . . I see descriptive writing about delicious, juicy hamburgers in the near future.
Love this site for French synonyms, it's pretty easy to use. What's a more interesting way to say bon? Grand? J'aime?
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