june 22, 2020 - week 3 crazy cake! overnight oatmeal · basic recipe: 1/2 cup of oats 1/2 cup of...
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Basic Recipe: 1/2 cup of oats 1/2 cup of liquid such as milk, almond
milk, soy milk, coconut milk
Optional Flavor Additions
1/2 cup yogurt 1/2 cup fruit 1/4 cup nuts Spices (usually cinnamon) 1 serving of chia seeds, flaxseeds,
or protein powder A tablespoon of honey is a good
natural sweetener 2 Tbsp Peanut Butter
Directions: Add all the ingredients to a jar and stir thoroughly so all the oatmeal gets moist. Leave in the fridge overnight and enjoy with a spoon in the morning.
June 22, 2020 - Week 3
Draw What You See: Spend a few minutes drawing something you see in your kitchen!
Overnight Oatmeal Tired of cereal for breakfast?
Give a few of these overnight oatmeal recipes a try and find a favorite for an
easy, no-mess breakfast!
DANCE Like nobody is watching….
except maybe the kids, spouse, or a good friend!
Even if this is not your thing, give it a try! Make up your own dance to a song, or gather
the family, watch the video link below, and follow their dance moves. It is only six minutes!
You can do that—right!?!
Can’t Stop the Feeling
DRY: 3 cups flour 2 cups sugar 1 tsp salt 2 tsp baking soda ½ cup unsweetened cocoa powder
WET: ¾ cup oil (vegetable, corn, canola…) 2 TBSP white vinegar 2 tsp vanilla extract 2 cups cold water
DIRECTIONS: Put all dry ingredients in a pan, mix together (you can use just a fork). Make three holes in the dry mixture. Fill one hole with oil, one with vinegar, and one with vanilla. Pour the water over the whole thing and mix together. Once mixed, bake! Oven Temperature: 350 degrees Baking Time: 30—40 minutes
Baking is both Science and Art!
Crazy Cake! Chocolate Cake that doesn’t contain eggs, milk or butter!
What two ingredients make this cake rise?
Want to give Sourdough Bread a try? Here is your chance! Make your own starter! If you can’t get your starter working, contact us, and we will find you someone willing to share their starter. You can make bread,
waffles, or muffins with your starter!
*Check out the science behind Sourdough to answer the “I Did It” question.
Sourdough!
Women in History… Virginia Apgar - We all took the APGAR test when we were born! Hedy Lamarr - More than an actress, her invention led to WIFI and GPS. Mary Jackson - Have you seen the movie Hidden Figures? Marie Curie – Won two Nobel Prizes! Rosalind Franklin - Helped determine structure of DNA.
Fun with YARN! (Part 2)
Don’t have Yarn? We do!!!
If you do not have yarn to use, please stop by the elementary entrance anytime between 7:00 am and 3:00 pm M-F, and grab a ball of yarn!
Make Yarn Rope
Watch the video... so simple, but very cool!
Make a Friendship Bracelet!
Lakeview Community Education 507-423-5164 Ext 1320 [email protected]
Paint a Rock!
25 Rock Painting Ideas for Kids Advanced Painting Ideas - Amazing!
If you don’t have a brush - here are some ideas
We have paint at school. Just bring your own container, and grab some paint from
the elementary entrance. Doors are open M-F from 7:00 am—3:00 pm
Animals are fun to watch!
National Geographic has great videos about
animals. Check one out. There are videos
for Kids and Adults.
Movie Night!
Don’t just “watch” TV
tonight, find a way to make it
a memorable event! Make a
snack together as a family,
pop some popcorn, build a
blanket fort, have a picnic,
eat pizza, or supper on a
blanket in front of the TV!
Or….find an old classic
movie to watch!
Learn more about one of these
Sign Language
Learn one of the following:
Letters of your name How to say: “Thank You”
Alphabet Thank you