Science and Space / Star Biscuits
Star Biscuits
Children roll out biscuit dough, cut star and moon shapes and bake them for a space-themed afternoon tea.
How to run it
- Make or buy a simple biscuit dough.
- Have children wash hands and roll dough on a floured bench.
- Cut star and moon shapes and place on lined trays.
- An educator bakes the biscuits until golden.
- Cool, then decorate with icing if you like.
You will need
- biscuit dough
- star and moon cutters
- rolling pins
- baking trays
- baking paper
- icing (optional)
Make it easier or harderYounger children use large cutters, while older children make the dough from a recipe.
SafetyCheck allergies, educators use the oven, and supervise hand washing.
My Time Our Place · Outcome 3, Outcome 4Children practise food preparation and hygiene skills.
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