Cupcake Decorating Ideas For 4 Year Old Class

Baking By KMianecki Updated 23 Jan 2014 , 1:07am by Nadiaa

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KMianecki Posted 22 Jan 2014 , 9:47pm
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I was recently invited in to my son's class (of toddlers) to show them what I do for a living. I plan on bringing in 2 dozen undecorated cupcakes. Any ideas of things/techniques I could use that would be appropriate for this audience? 

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enga Posted 22 Jan 2014 , 10:01pm
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For my grandsons birthday we dressed them up with aprons and my chef hats, made individual disposable pastry bags fitted with large round tips. I showed them how to make a basic swirl on the cupcakes and let them have a go at it on their own cupcakes. We had an assortment of toppings to finish them off. Everyone got to take one home in an individual container, it was a lot of fun!

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KMianecki Posted 23 Jan 2014 , 12:08am
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That's a great idea. I think I'll get a few piping bags (one for each table) with large tips. I was wondering if cutting out shapes from fondant would be too much for them.....any thoughts? 

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momtojam Posted 23 Jan 2014 , 12:21am
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My granddaughter likes to use my leftover royal icing flowers to decorate with

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Nadiaa Posted 23 Jan 2014 , 1:07am
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Whenever I've given fondant for my kids to cut shapes from it doesn't work because they handle it too much, lol. I think swirls are good (and fun!) Then I think for that age group, lots of sprinkles, RI flowers, sugar pearls etc. 

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