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Scrape a carrot, eat a carrot!

Dinner prep, can be fun, especially if everyone has a job! It also helps children work through anxiety, engage in family role playing and helps with confidence and skill building. Following recipes teaches children how to be self-directed and also how to problem solve. Combining cooking and language arts is a natural coalition. It's fun to read a story that goes with what you are cooking. Feed the mind and feed the body at the same time! Read the real book, or get the books on: UTube, Google PlayBooks, Applebooks or audiobooks.com and there are SO many to pick from, for example:


The Carrot Seed Ruth Krauss (ages PreK-K)

The Very Hungry Caterpillar Eric Carle (ages PreK-K)

Green Eggs and Ham Dr. Seuss (ages 4-8)

Blueberries For Sal Robert McCloskey (ages 3-6)

If You Give A Mouse A Brownie Laura Numeroff (ages 2-6)

Dragons Love Tacos Adam Rubin (ages 3-6)

Today Is Monday Eric Carle (ages 1-6)

Pancakes, Pancakes Eric Carle (ages PreK-1)

I Eat Vegetables (and I Eat Fruit) Hannah Tofts (ages 1-5)

Walter The Baker Eric Carle (ages 3-7)

Bee-Bim Bop! Linda Sue Park (ages PreK-1)

Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs Judith Barett (ages 4-8)

Bread and Jam for Frances Russell Hoban (ages 4-8)

The Little Red Hen Makes a Pizza Philemon Sturges (ages PreK-1))

Eating the Alphabet: Fruits & Vegetables from A-Z Lois Ehlert (ages PreK-K)

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Roald Dahl (ages 8-12)

Stone Soup Jon Multh (ages(3-8)

Dough Knights and Dragons Dee Leone (ages 4-8)

Feast For 10 Cathryn Falwell (PreK-K)

Pop Pop and Me and a Recipe Irene Smalls (PreK-K)

Little Pea Amy Krouse Rosenthal (PreK-K)

Pizza Day Melissa Iwai (ages PreK-1)

Yoko Rosemary Wells (ages PreK-1)

Foodtruck Fest! Alexandra Penfold (ages PreK-2)

I Will Never Not Eat a Tomato Lauren Child (ages PreK-2)

Mr. Crum's Potato Predicament Anne Renaud(agesK-3)

Maddi's Fridge Lois Brandt (ages K-3)

How To Feed Your Parents Ryan Miller (ages K-3)

Mission Defrostable (Lady Pancake & Sir French Toast) Josh Funk (ages K-3)

A Long Line of Cakes Deborah Wiles (ages 4-6)

Julia, Child Eye Maclear (ages 3 and up)

Jamberry Bruce Degan (ages Prek-K)

Cook-A-Doodle-Doo! Janet Stevens and Susan Stevens Crummel (ages 3-8)

Should I Share My Ice Cream? Mo Willems (ages PreK-K)

Llama Llama Yum Yum! Anna Dewdney (ages PreK-K)


And do a random act of kindness: write a note to the garbage men and or postmen thanking them for staying on the job for all of us!

 
 
 

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I’m kinda picky with game pages because most of them feel like a mess, but this one was super easy to skim. I clicked around for a minute and didn’t have to “hunt” for what the game even is, which is nice. Somewhere in the middle I opened The Drift Boss and it immediately made sense: it’s that one-button drifting setup where timing is basically the whole challenge, so you can chill for a second and then suddenly mess up if you get sloppy. Also, I really liked that nothing kept popping up while I was trying to read or play. The whole page is broken into clean headings with short little chunks, so scrolling doesn’t feel like wading through…

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keonhacai5 hôm bữa mình lướt thử vì thấy mấy ông bạn hay nhắc, kiểu tò mò xem trang làm có dễ nhìn không. Mình không phải dân soi kèo chuyên nghiệp nên chỉ quan tâm cách họ sắp xếp thông tin thôi. Vào cái thấy bố cục khá thoáng, không bị dồn chữ, kéo xuống là nắm được ý chính liền. Mình để ý nhất là cái bảng kèo bóng đá trực tuyến cập nhật theo các trận trong ngày, nhìn dạng bảng cột nên đọc nhanh cũng không bị loạn. Với lại họ tách phần “giờ trận đấu cả trận hiệp 1” rõ ràng, nên mình biết ngay đang xem mục nào trên bảng kèo.

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