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Tortilla Snowflakes

  • by Debbie
  • January 15, 2010
  • 8 comments

Tortilla Snowflakes

>Breakfast this morning was snowflakes! Oh… I know all the snow is gone from NW Arkansas , but we made our own. We took small tortilla and folded them and pinched off pieces. When they opened , they looked like snowflakes. After that we fried them and the kids sprinkled powdered sugar on top. ( Rarely do we fry. I think this is the second time this year.) The kids really seemed to love it.

Next week we will start a unit on the animals of winter !
( Michelle, I havent forgotten the book ! It seems every time I sit it is in another room and with parent teacher conferences this week I am exhausted and welcome the chance to ” sit”. )

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8 Comments

Lacey
January 11, 2010

Can Randy please post an explanation of a 45 for me?? =)

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Ms Debbie
January 11, 2010

45 records…… look beside him.

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Deborah (Teach Preschool)
January 12, 2010

I love your snowflake matching and snow sensory table. What a great classroom you run!

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Ms Debbie
January 12, 2010

Thanks Deborah.

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Linda
January 12, 2010

The snowflake game will be in my "to make" folder, thanks for the inspiration Ms.Debbie

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Michelle
January 12, 2010

Glad to see you back Ms Debbie!! I too need a routine and was lost the week I had no kids!! The kids looked like they had a great time outside!! I love your music cans… I think my neighbors would kill me, but I have always wanted to add a musical wall to the yard.

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Annie's Alphabet
January 13, 2010

I also love the matching snowflake on juice lids game! My grandma used to save those for me so I have hundreds! I am making that tonight!

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Ms Debbie
January 13, 2010

Michelle, The kids love the little music garden that Randy created for them. There are a couple other things you cant see there. In the summer Randy and I are also childrens musician and travel doing 50 -60 concerts. So.. much of our day has music integrated. http://www.kiddosmusic.com.

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