How To Make: Brainy Bites is a bright and fun educational series that incorporates numeracy elements all through stop motion magic and healthy, delicious recipes.
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make delicious prehistoric dino treats, all while learning about time and fractions. Serve up these delicious snacks and impress your friends with all your dinosaur knowledge!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make fun and fresh fruit kebabs, all while learning about shapes. Have a fruit themed party with these colourful snacks!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make teeny, tiny, totally adorable ladybird crackers, all while learning about counting in groups. 'Bug' your friends with the cutest canapes ever!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make scientifically spectacular petri dishes filled with fresh fruit juice jelly, all while learning about fractions. Then you can decorate your petri dishes with 'germs'!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make a delicious and nutritious rainbow-coloured pizza while we learn about division and fractions. Who doesn't love sharing pizza?!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make a creepy, crawly riceball spider, all while learning about shapes, sizes and numbers. Make sure you count all the spider's legs as you assemble this delectable dinner.
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we discover how to make an ancient recipe... Sausage Mummies! We learn about time and proportion, and we even have time for a dance break!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make an adorable and frosty Frozen Yoghurt Snowman, all while learning about temperature and time. This treat keeps you busy and cool on those long summer days!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make a super cute, fresh and summery Toadstool Salad, all while learning about time and fractions. It's the healthiest snack this side of the forest!
In this episode of How To Make: Brainy Bites, we make Spooky Brains and Eyeballs (spooked out spaghetti and meatballs), all while learning about fractions and counting in groups.
