On Thursday, we read our "7 and 8 year olds' can cook" persuasions to Miss Hough. They must have been very good because she agreed to let us loose in the kitchen! She bought the ingredients for Marshmallow Crunch on Thursday night and we made it this morning.
First we got all the ingredients and the equipment ready. We melted the marshmallows and butter in a pot on the stove. We measured the crunchy rice bubbles into a mixing bowl. When the marshmallows were melted the mixture they looked like stick, pink gloop! Then we poured the fluffy marshmallow into the rice bubbles. It was tricky to mix together because the marshmallow wanted to stick to the bowl and spoon. Next, we tipped the mixture into a tray lined with baking paper. It was very, very hard to smooth out! It reminded us of spiderwebs. Finally, we sprinkled Hundreds-and-Thousands on top.
The tray was put into Miss Hough's cupboard to set. After morning tea, Sylvie cut-up the slice and we gobbled it up! YUM, YUM, YUM! It was sweet, chewy, crunchy, sticky, gooey, and delicious! Our pieces were very BIG and some of us felt a bit sick.
What can we persuade Miss Hough to let us do next... ?!
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Friday, 5 June 2009
Wednesday, 3 June 2009
THE AWESOME DISCO
THE AWESOME DISCO. Room 1, Room 2, Room 3 and Room 4 went to the Junior Disco. It was dark at the disco there were a lot of people wearing black and white clothing. We wore lots of cool clothing. We all got a 50c mixture and a drink. Our favourite dance was the chicken dance. After an hour we went home and had dinner. We can't wait for the next one.
7 and 8 year olds can cook!
Hi, it's Kelsey and Brooke! Do you think 7 and 8 year old kids can cook? Well we think that we can! Miss Hough said that we can bake something yummy on Friday the 5 of May if our persuasions convince her that it's true.
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