About Cookie Bakery
On a floury board, a ball of dough waits while the rolling pin shows how to flatten it. Your child cuts cookies with shaped cutters, pushes the tray into the oven and then decorates every cookie with icing, piped lines, sprinkles and candy faces. Done serves them all on a plate.
How to play
- Rub the rolling pin over the dough, or tap it, until it is flat.
- Pick a cutter and tap the dough, then push the tray into the oven.
- On a computer, Space or Enter does the next thing, and arrows choose tools.
What your child practices
- Following steps in order
- Shapes and space
- Creative decorating
- Hand control
How it grows with your child
TinyAges 2-4
Three cookies, four cutters, and a guide shows where each one fits.
LittleAges 4-6
Three or four cookies with five cutters, now including a flower.
YoungAges 6-8
Three to six cookies, all seven cutters, and no help with placing them.
Big KidsAges 8-11
Three to eight cookies to fit on the dough, which takes more rolling.
Play together
Bake real cookies or shape clay together, letting your child choose the shapes and count how many fit on the tray.
