Carrot Soup
This weeks book is Carrot Soup written by John Segal. The authors text and detailed illustrations tell the story of a rabbit who's favorite food is carrot soup. The book starts with the reader meeting Mr. Rabbit while he is looking through seed catalogs. There is a great page of different kinds of carrots which engages the reader. Mr. Rabbit plows, plants, waters, weeds, and waits for his carrots to be ready. When harvest day arrives he doesn't find any carrots! They have all ...
Horton Hatches the Egg
Have you heard of the book Horton Hatches the Egg? We hadn't until we were looking at Dr. Seuss books at the library. We came across Horton Hatches the Egg and brought it home. We liked this book because it is based on an Elephant, Horton, who told a bird he would sit on her egg and wouldn't get off. He sat on the egg through rain, snow, hunters, and others laughing at him. But he continued to say "I meant what I said, And I said what I meant.... An elephant's faithful One hundred ...
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
This weeks book is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. When I told Little Chef A she was very excited. Although she hasn't read the book, she has seen the movie multiple times and loves it. I gave her a challenge to read the book. I'm sure she will enjoy it as much as we have enjoyed it.
While reading Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, we decided to make some fun chocolates of our own. For you to do this with your Little Chefs you will need Chocolate molds, candy chocolates, a ...
Ten Apples Up On Top
We love reading books that can be interactive, so Ten Apples Up On Top! was a great choice for us. We like this book because we can work on our counting and math skills. Not only that, but Dr. Seuss has great books that hold the younger kids attention.
We have always liked reading Ten Apples Up On Top but I had never really thought about actually balancing apples on our head. So we went right to it with our apples in the fridge. Little Chef K had a blast seeing how many apples ...
