Where the Wild Things Are

The Young Bilinguals celebrated a late Halloween with a session on the children's lit classic by Maurice Sendak, Where the Wild Things Are

Philip gave a scary rendition of the story, and the kids had a ball imitating the monsters...






Then they decorated their monster masks









and made their own wild "rumpus"...

roaring 20 don't you want me baby

Lesson 4 : Thank you

This week we will explore the many ways of saying "Thank you"...

On a musical note, here are the songs of the day...


The Genki English "Thank You" song

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVKmqFG8Vvs&feature=player_embedded#!


Led Zeppelin's classic song "Thank You"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1_3uXWZfqc&feature=related

KidsCook November 5, 2011

As usual, the ingredients beforehand ...



Peeling the apples for our Apple Pecan Pie ...






Chopping the apples



Squeezing the lemon juice




Putting the bottom crust in the pan ...




Adding the pecans




A little sprinkle of flour





Stirring the apple slices in the sugar, lemon juice and cinnamon mixture



Pouring the apple mixture onto the crust



Ready for the oven...




Prepping the veggies for our mixed salad ...






Mixing the chicken broth for the Apricot Chicken Drumsticks



Browning the drumsticks








The table is set and we are ready to eat !



Mmmmmm ! Apple pie just out of the oven...



Rice and peas and the Apricot Chicken Drumsticks












The crew in their new KidsCook 2011-2012 aprons