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  • Mud Kitchen Madness Workshop 2

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      Your Recording: Mud Kitchen Madness Workshop
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      4 Comments

    1. Susan Remeika
      July 21, 2020
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      I liked that some of the mud kitchens were simply made with natural materials.

      I liked the idea of using natural loose parts to enhance the children’s play.

      I liked the idea of planting mint for use in the kitchens.

      • Victoria Hackett
        July 21, 2020
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        Awesome! Mint was a popular idea!

    2. Freida Karam
      July 18, 2020
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      Hi Victoria
      Thank you. I found the workshop interesting and useful.

      Some things I will take with me:
      *Plant mint and other plants that the children can cut to use when making mud cakes etc.
      *Our centre has just purchased a beautiful mud kitchen and picnic table/bench, I like the idea of adding stumps and knobs, this will add character to the mud kitchen area
      *Asking families to donate pots and pans – great idea, cost effective and re using, looking after the environment. Children may have the opportunity to explore various cultures within our community as families may use different cooking equipment.
      *Children to be prepared and have appropriate clothing and footwear to play in mud. Spare clothes to change in.
      *Blackboards and signs

      I would love some information to share with families about the Value of children playing with mud. As I feel the families will need to be educated.

      Thank you again
      Freida
      Childcare Worker from Sydney Australia
      freida.karam@gmail.com

      • Victoria Hackett
        July 18, 2020
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        Wonderful!!!

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