Robby proceeded to demonstrate the directions that everyone had written down. We had a lot of laughs as he tried to make sandwiches with bread still in the bag and spread PB without a knife. He left mine and Tim's for last.
Here is my list
- Take the twist tie off of the bag if bread
- Open the bag
- Remove 2 slices of bread and close the bag with the twist tie - Put bread away
- Lay the bread flat on the counter
- Open a jar of PB
- Using a knife take out approx. 1 TBS of PB
- Spread the PB evenly over both slices of bread
- Use more if needed
- Put like back on PB - put PB away
- Open jelly (remove lid)
- Using a clean knife remove 1/2 TBS of Jelly
- Spread jelly on one slice of bread
- Put lid on Jelly and put Jelly away
- Pick up one slice of bread
- Put it PB side down on top of other slice so both PB sides are stuck together
- Enjoy and put knives in the dishwasher.
The final demonstration was Tim's. The one that he had completed before I was even finished with 3 steps...
Tim's read...
Ask Mom to make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for me. When she is done, give her a kiss!
Guess who's gloating now. It's posted on our fridge.
7 comments:
Haha! Love it!!;)
That's perfect! (both versions) Speaking of making a PBJ, have you ever heard of the Peanut Butter Protocol? It's something I learned about in Dr. Fujiki's class where you probe pragmatic language by making a peanut butter sandwich and designing it so that the child has to continuously ask for items, help, etc. Pretty fun.
You guys are so funny :)
very cute!
i remember a class assignment to right how to brush teeth....i wasn't very good at writing instructions.
Haha! That is awesome. Hope your musical number went well on Sunday! :)
I love it! So funny!
That's awesome.
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