apple crisp – a traditional american fall dessert. in our case, i had them mix it all together, got too excited and it was supposed to be the ‘crisp’ part on top, but baked into the ‘not crisp’ part in the center )
The scale of the items in the picture is a hoot – the stirring spoons are as long as their arms, the bowl is big enough to stand in, the pan large enough to sit in, etc. Much like the big head on a teddy bear, it triggers a feeling of affection and cuteness.
You have a really awesome looking classroom Beth – sectioned out so multiple activities can happen simutaneously, with everthing designed for small hands. Cool. I can remember my early class rooms and they were just rows of seats in square room.
You were telling me you would be baking apples and having them at school! I love apple crisp, too bad not crisp but I know the ingredients were delicious and sweetly spiced! Yummy any way it comes!
Wish I had an amazing teacher like you when I was a young lad… I would have loved to make the not so crisp or crisp apple treats! We just had a plain old peeled apple.. Not that that is a bad thing lol! Love the pictures and the smiles you share both with your students and with us! 🙂
I didn't have my glasses on.... 
*waits patiently with a bowl*
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do you have your big spoon?
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humongous. almost as big as my mouth. i’m ready.
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yes, it sounds as if you are truly ready, eli.
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So um…run that by me one more time… what are we making?
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apple crisp – a traditional american fall dessert. in our case, i had them mix it all together, got too excited and it was supposed to be the ‘crisp’ part on top, but baked into the ‘not crisp’ part in the center )
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The scale of the items in the picture is a hoot – the stirring spoons are as long as their arms, the bowl is big enough to stand in, the pan large enough to sit in, etc. Much like the big head on a teddy bear, it triggers a feeling of affection and cuteness.
You have a really awesome looking classroom Beth – sectioned out so multiple activities can happen simutaneously, with everthing designed for small hands. Cool. I can remember my early class rooms and they were just rows of seats in square room.
Great photos and post. Thank you Beth.
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thanks, it is a fun spot where lots of creativity happens )
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Fun!
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So, how was the cleanup afterwards?
Those spoons are for cauldrons aren’t they? 😀 😀
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they love to clean up, people fight to do the dishes. yes, i believe they could also work very well in cauldrons )
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Little people fight to do the dishes. Hmm.
When they get older, they fight to dis-a-ppear. 😀
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exactly right )
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😀 😀 😀
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That made me smile because I remember how much I enjoyed hanging round those mixing bowls hoping I would be allowed to “clean” them. yum yum
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exactly, peter. me too )
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Beth that is so gorgeous! Hugs Paula xxx
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thanks, paula )
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Test kitchens… isn’t this where new recipes are formulated? 🙂
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exactly right, eric )
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Adorable:)
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There is no such thing as a failed apple-anything recipe made with the help of kinders, Beth. Ever.
I think the crisp in the middle would add an element of unexpected surprise and delight!
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absolutely true mark. we just rename things to fit )
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I argue with skunks all the time. They are quite eloquent debaters…
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that they are –
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I have a napkin folded in my lap and a soup Tauren ready to sample the delicasey.
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fantastic, you will enjoy it –
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ahhhh yes. Home Ec.
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the basic life skills. cooking = eating delicious things.
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You were telling me you would be baking apples and having them at school! I love apple crisp, too bad not crisp but I know the ingredients were delicious and sweetly spiced! Yummy any way it comes!
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yes, and you have such a good memory robin. thanks )
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Wish I had an amazing teacher like you when I was a young lad… I would have loved to make the not so crisp or crisp apple treats! We just had a plain old peeled apple.. Not that that is a bad thing lol! Love the pictures and the smiles you share both with your students and with us! 🙂
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thank you joe, it is my pleasure to share them –
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Oh my! So hilarious!
Ellespeth
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they are pretty cute and funny )
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