<![CDATA[www.123playandlearn.com - Ice Cream]]>Tue, 11 Nov 2025 23:57:18 -0800Weebly<![CDATA[Ice Cream Math - How Many Scoops?]]>Tue, 20 May 2014 16:15:03 GMThttps://www.123playandlearn.com/ice-cream/ice-cream-math-how-many-scoops

Read:
Curious George and the Ice Cream Surprise Paperback
by: H.A. Rey (Author)
Supplies Needed:
  • Construction Paper
  • Scissors
  • Markers
  • Ice cream cone pattern (below)
Directions: Cut out ice cream cones and scoops of ice cream using the pattern below. Write the number of scoops of ice cream to add to each cone on each cone. Encourage the children to add the correct number of scoops of ice cream to each cone.
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]]><![CDATA[Ice Cream Literacy]]>Tue, 20 May 2014 16:14:48 GMThttps://www.123playandlearn.com/ice-cream/ice-cream-literacy

Read:
 From Cow to Ice Cream (Changes) Paperback

by Bertram T. Knight (Author)
Supplies needed for the following activities:
  • Construction paper
  • Ice Cream cone template (below)
  • Markers

Matching lower case and Upper Case Letters
Directions:
Use the ice cream cone template below to cut out cones and scoops. Add lower case letters to the cones and uppercase letters to the scoops. Encourage the children to match the lower case letters with the upper case letters.

Matching Game

Directions:
Use the ice cream cone template below to cut out cones and scoops. Add lower case letters to the cones and uppercase letters to the scoops. Encourage the children to turn over a cone and a scoop to match a lower case letters with a upper case letter.

Matching Words

Directions:
Use the ice cream cone template below to cut out cones and scoops. Add Letters to the cones and words to the scoops. Encourage the children to add the scoops beginning in a certain letter to the cone with the matching letter.
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]]><![CDATA[Hand Print Ice Cream Cone]]>Tue, 20 May 2014 16:03:56 GMThttps://www.123playandlearn.com/ice-cream/hand-print-ice-cream-cone

Read:
The Ice Cream King Paperback
by Steve Metzger (Author)
Julie Downing (Illustrator)


Directions:
Print off ice cream cones on the bottom of pieces of paper. Add paint to paper plates, labeling them different flavors of ice cream. Have the children pick their favorite "flavors of ice cream" and do hand prints to represent ice cream scoops on the cone.
Supplies Need:
  • Paper Plates
  • Paint
  • Paper with an ice cream cone on it
]]><![CDATA[Ice Cream Snack]]>Tue, 20 May 2014 16:03:41 GMThttps://www.123playandlearn.com/ice-cream/ice-cream-snack
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Create a yummy and healthy ice cream snack using waffles, strawberries and bananas.
]]><![CDATA[Homemade Icecream]]>Sat, 19 Apr 2014 20:13:08 GMThttps://www.123playandlearn.com/ice-cream/homemade-icecreamThis is a fun activity for over-heated, bored children. It can be used as a science, physical education, large motor, or culinary activity.
Ingredients*: 
1 tbs Sugar
1/4 tsp Vanilla 
1/2 c. Milk 

*For Chocolate:
Add 1/2 tbs hot chocolate mix or cocoa powder.
1. Fill the gallon bag with ice and salt, I used about an eighth of a cup of rock salt.


3. Seal the small baggie to ensure that the ice cream and the ice mixture stay separate then put them inside the gallon bag and seal the gallon bag (tape is not necessary for the large bag). 

5. Enjoy it!
Supplies: 
Gallon bag
Sandwhich bag
Ice 
Salt (Rock salt works best)
Packing tape


2. Mix all ingredients in the sandwich sized bag. We used low fat milk and did not run into any complications.
4. Shake it, roll it, twirl it, and keep moving it all around until it thickens up. When we made chocolate, it did not thicken as well as vanilla. Put it in the freezer for ten minutes if you encounter this problem.
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