We made dog biscuit’s for pets

Math

• The 3 year old practiced counting as they measured out ingredients for the dog biscuits.
• They learned about shapes and sizes as they used cookie cutters to shape the biscuits.
• They learned about fractions as they divided the dough into equal parts for baking.

Science

• The child learned about the concept of cause and effect as they observed the transformation of the ingredients into biscuits through baking.
• They gained an understanding of the states of matter as they saw the dough change from a soft texture to a solid biscuit after baking.
• They learned about the basic concepts of food and nutrition as they discussed the ingredients that are safe for pets.

Social Studies

• The child learned about responsibility and caring for pets as they discussed the purpose of the dog biscuits and the importance of providing proper care for animals.
• They learned about sharing and helping others as they may have chosen to share the dog biscuits with other pets in their community.
• They learned about community engagement as they may have discussed with family members or friends about the activity and pet care in general.

Continued development could involve incorporating more advanced counting and measuring for math, experimenting with different ingredients and their properties for science, and expanding the discussion of caring for pets and community involvement for social studies.

Book Recommendations

• The Good Dog Biscuit by John Paul Pet: A fun picture book about a dog and a special biscuit
• Math Art Activities for Preschoolers by MaryAnn Kohl: This book offers creative and educational math activities for young children
• Let's Take Care of Our New Pet by Angela C. Santomero: A social studies book teaching kids about the responsibilities of pet ownership