jelly on the plate

[AnonyMouse_19920]

quite a lot of our children have or have had birthdays very recently and are talking about parties etc., - we are picking up on that and are going to plan around this - this week we are talking about parties, birthdays celebrations - next week we are going to prepare for a party - writing invites , making decorations and many other things - then we will be having parties over the week using the home corner - i want to try and make pretend jelly and other party food to go on the party table but have absolutely no idea how i can do this - any ideas please? :huh:

[AnonyMouse_3307]

Balloons filled with some sort of gloopy stuff?

air dried Clay cupcakes or papier mache?

Cx

[AnonyMouse_39602]

Why pretend jelly ? Ours love using it as a sensory play item though most of it ends up in their mouths , maybe that's why you want pretend . Have you googled or Pinterest ?

[AnonyMouse_19920]

i will have jelly in a tray as a sensory play item but wanted it to look like party food rather than the usual pretend foods we have :0)x

[AnonyMouse_19782]

At special occasions at pre school the children often ask for jelly, I have made traffic light jelly in a big mould for them I've even made it in plastic champagne flutes tipped the jelly to one one side while it sets and then fill with a different flavour the children think it's wonderful and although I've never done it there is a way of doing it in orange skins so that you cut it into little boat shapes. I would definitely give them the real thing, why not, it's not like it's you usual snack - it may make the activities more memorable, especially if they get to help. You can buy veggie jelly too.