Shalvit Kids TV Magazine — Issue 57: Little Chefs

Wash, tear, stir cold — grown-ups do hot! 🍅

Welcome to Issue 57 of the Shalvit Kids TV Magazine — a giant 135-page month of stories, songs and smiles, all about LITTLE CHEFS: cooking together to help someone, safely. When their neighbour Aunty Grace feels poorly, Kiki, Bibo, Lulu and Pip cook her a warm pepper-free tomato soup — the little-chef way: hands washed FIRST, children wash, count, tear and stir COLD things, and grown-ups do every hot, sharp, stove and cutting step, said out loud on every food page. Then come Pip's picnic sandwiches (counted layer by layer), the full Bible parable of the Good Samaritan, empathy games, kitchen science, paper chef hats — and a trip to the famous rice farms and mills of Abakaliki, Ebonyi State!

👨‍🍳 What's inside (135 pages!):

- The Little Chefs Soup Day — a 26-page book-length hero story: soup for a poorly neighbour under the full kitchen-safety lock, with counted beats your child can check — 8 tomatoes and 5 bowls, drawn and numbered

- Pip's Picnic Sandwiches — an 18-page second story: a sandwich assembly line counting exactly — 12 bread slices, 6 sandwiches, 4 eaten, 2 left — and Pip gets his own puppy biscuit (human sandwiches are not puppy food!)

- Bible Story Time: The Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25–37) — the FULL parable, told exactly as Scripture tells it: the priest and the Levite pass by, the Samaritan stops, bandages the man's wounds with oil and wine, puts him on his own donkey, pays the innkeeper two denarii and promises to return — "Go and do likewise" (cast as presenters only)

- Feelings Corner: Empathy — Feeling With a Friend — noticing how someone else feels, asking a kind question, and helping in the way THEY need

- Sing With Us — "Wash and Stir!" with full lyrics and actions, plus the kindness rhyme "Helping Hands"

- Learning Lab — the Little Chefs Kitchen Lab — true kitchen science for little learners: why we wash hands and food (germs are too small to see), measure-pour-mix, hot-or-cold sorting, true tastes, and the safety rule never taste raw batter with egg — plus Kiki Asks Why? "Why do we wash our hands before we cook?"

- Count & Find — the kitchen count: 8 tomatoes, 6 carrots, 7 spoons, 4 bowls, 9 ugu leaves, 5 lemons and 10 carrots on the path (every count drawn, numbered and verified)

- Puzzle Pages — two solver-verified mazes, spot-the-difference, solid food shadows, dot-to-dot chef hat, pairs puzzles and the Big Quiz of the Issue — with a full answer key at the back

- Jokes & Giggles — clean, gentle chef jokes plus a That's Silly! spot-what's-wrong page

- Colour & Create — 4 colouring pages, 2 colour-by-number pages and 2 draw-it-yourself pages

- Make It — chef hats from paper, step by step (children decorate; measuring, cutting, folding and stapling are clearly marked grown-up steps)

- Yummy Corner — our tomato soup retold as a numbered recipe under the full kitchen lock (hands washed first; grown-ups cut and cook; children wash, count 8 tomatoes, tear and stir cold)

- Our Nigeria — Abakaliki Rice, Ebonyi State: from green, wet fields to golden grains to the humming mills that clean rice for families all over Nigeria — including a That's Cool! wow-fact box

- Parent Pages + Full Answer Key — what your child learned, how to cook the pages together safely, a gentle note on empathy and helping, and every answer, cross-checked

🎓 What your child will learn:

- 🧼 Kitchen safety for life — handwashing first, grown-ups for hot and sharp, safe jobs children can proudly do

- 🔢 Counting with exact, numbered, verified quantities — and sandwich maths (12 slices = 6 sandwiches × 2; 6 − 4 = 2 left)

- 💛 Empathy — feeling with a friend: notice, care, help kindly

- 🔬 True food hygiene and kitchen science — germs, washing, measuring, hot vs cold, and why raw batter is never tasted

- 📖 The full Good Samaritan parable with a one-line lesson that lasts: "Love your neighbour — stop, help, be kind!"

- 🇳🇬 Pride in Nigeria's own famous rice — Abakaliki, Ebonyi State

📖 Issue details:

- 135 pages of colourful artwork featuring the much-loved Shalvit Kids TV cast — Kiki, Bibo, Lulu and Pip

- Ages 2–6 — toddlers, preschool and nursery; made for reading aloud together

- PDF — instant download after payment; read on any phone, tablet or computer, or print the colouring, puzzle and craft pages at home

- Issue 57 of the Shalvit Kids TV Magazine — next issue: Issue 58: Bugs & Minibeasts!

Perfect for: little chefs and cooking-together families, preschool food and helping themes, Sunday school kindness lessons, and every family that wants safety taught warmly and Bible stories told exactly.

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