Get Creative!
Sparkling Snow Dough!
For this activity you need adult supervision,
as it involves using the hobs!
1. Mix together 3 cups of
water, 3 cups of flour, 1 1⁄2 cups
of salt, 6tsp vegetable oil and
6tsp cream of tartar in a heavy
saucepan.
2. Heat the sparkling snow
dough over a medium heat,
stirring it with a wooden spoon
until it forms a ball.
3. Remove the snow dough
from the saucepan and put it on
your waxed paper.
4. Knead (push into the dough)
the amount of glitter you would
like to use.
5. The snow-dough can now
be stored in your resealable
plastic bag, and used to make
all sorts of delightful igloos,
snowmen and snowflakes!
What You Need:
3 cups water
3 cups flour
1 1⁄2 cups salt
6tsp vegetable oil
6tsp cream of tartar
Heavy saucepan
Wooden spoon
Glitter
Waxed paper
Resealable plastic
bag
Make Bannock Bread!
For this activity you need adult supervision,
as it involves using the hobs!
Bannock is a type of bread that was introduced to the Eskimos by
Scottish Whalers! They traditionally would have used just water, but
it is much tastier with buttermilk or yoghurt!
1. Sift the flour, salt and
bicarbonate of soda into a large
bowl.
4. Ask an adult to oil the frying
pan for you and place it over a
medium heat.
You Will Need:
2. Add the yoghurt or
buttermilk to the mixture and mix
into a soft dough. You may need
to add water if necessary.
3. Place the dough onto a
floured surface and knead (ask an
adult to help you with this) it for 5
minutes. Now shape it into rolls.
4 | FUSE
5. Now add the rolls to the
pan, cover the pan and reduce
the heat. After 3 minutes the rolls
will need turning, then put the
lid back on and cook for another
three minutes until they are all
golden brown.
6. Leave them to cool and then
get tucking into your authentic
Eskimo snack!
450g Plain Flour
1 tsp Salt
1 tsp Bicarbonate
of Soda
300ml Plain Yoghurt
or Buttermilk
A large frying pan
with a lid
Oil for cooking
What You Need:
Sugar Cubes
Glue
Cardboard
White Paint
Inuit Igloos!
1. First you need to paint your
cardboard white, to make the snowy
ground underneath your igloo. Let this
dry.
2. Next you need