St. Nessan's N.S.

Limerick, Ireland.

I wrote a letter to all the parents and guardians explaining our e-mail project. This recipe was sent in by Mrs. Cunningham who minds one of the little girls, Lisa, in my class until her mum finishes work.

Cheddar treats

 

Trim the edges of the block of pastry with a sharp knife.

Dip the blade of the knife into the flour in order to prevent it from sticking.

Cut the pastry block into thin slices approximately 2-3mm thick.

Cut each slice in three and arrange these on a large baking tray leaving approximately 5 cm space between each one.

Sprinkle with the salt and paprika pepper.

Bake in a pre-heated oven 1900 or 375 f for approximately 7 minutes.

Sprinkle the cheese on top and replace in the oven for 1-2 minutes to allow the cheese to melt. Allow to cool on the tin.

When cold store in an airtight container until required.

Park Street School

New Brunswick, Canada

We are a Kindergarten class from Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada. Fredericton is the capital city of New Brunswick. We go to Park Street School. It is a K-6 school with 450 students.

We have 19 children in our class. We enjoy center time in our classroom. We especially enjoy the block center, sandbox, easel, writing center, dramatic play center, and reading center. We have two computers in our classroom. We write stories and draw pictures on the computer. We are also learning to use Wiggleworks.

Early in the fall we went to visit an apple Orchard. It is called Adam's Apple. We traveled to the orchard on a school bus. Once we arrived, we were taken on a wagon ride to some apple trees that had lots of red, juicy apples on them. We picked apples to take back to school. We also got to see how apple cider is made. We took a bottle of that back to school with us.

We made apple collages by painting liquid starch over tissue paper apple shapes. We also made apple prints of the star inside the apple.

This is our favorite apple poem.

Two Little Apples

Way, way up in an apple tree,

Two little apples smiled at me.

I shook that tree

As hard as I could.

Down came those apples.

Mmmmm! They were good.

We used the apples we picked to make applesauce.This is our recipe.

Microwave Applesauce

6 to 8 apples

about * cup water

Cook in a microwave about 4-5 minutes at a time.

Stir after each 4-5 minutes.

The applesauce usually takes about 10 minutes to cook.

Remove from microwave.

Add * cup sugar and cinnamon.

Stir and let cool.

We hope you enjoy our picture.

Mrs. Frizzell's Kindergarten Class

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