Yummy Apple Recipe

Unfortunately I am home sick today... this darn cold has caught up with me.   I guess my hand sanitizer can only do so much when it comes to germs.  I hope this post still makes sense.... I apologize if the cold has taken over the few functioning neurons I have left.  I wanted to share with you one of my new favorite snacks! It is super easy and healthy :)

Directions:
1.  Core the apple
2. Score the outside of the apple (important step you don't want to forget)
3. Add cereal to the middle of the apple (I used cranberry almond crunch, but any kind of oatmeal/granola cereal will work)  I also added extra crasins to mine.
4. Add a couple teaspoons of maple syrup to the middle of the apple.
5.  Microwave the apple for 2 minutes.
6.  Enjoy!   

Ingredients you will need:

- fresh apple

- cereal

- crasins or raisins if desired

- maple syrup

 I was also able to FINALLY upload "My Experiment Book" to TPT and TN. It took me a little while to realize that my PDF file was too big and I had to find a way to shrink my file...oh technology I love you.  This is one of my favorite creations because it is an easy template for any experiment.  It has a title page, materials, prediction (what I think is going to happen), variables (independent, dependent and controlled), observations (what I smell, see, hear), conclusion (what actually happened), what did I learn, and questions I still have.

I am also very excited to see all of the very creative and cute Dr. Suess creations on TPT and TN.  If I had my own class right now I would be tempted to redecorate it in a Suess theme for the week.  But because I don't and I want to celebrate his birthday on Friday I am going to share one of my favorite Suess quotes each day this week.  

Monday Quote #1:  I absolutely love this quote! My nephew has this quote in "wall talk" above his bed and I think it is the sweetest thing.