Eat Up, Gemma

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Piping bag and Nozzle: For a more uniformed look to your macarons you will need to pipe them on the tray with a piping bag fitted with a nozzle. Don’t start making macarons without a piping bag to hand as this step is a MUST! Eat up, Gemma, is a lovely story in which the whole family encourages Gemma to eat. The author uses simple language to describe the situations. I thought it was a brilliant idea that Gemma elder brother was narrating the story. Have also heard very good things about Chidi Only Likes Blue (by the same author as A is for Africa - Nigrian) With the mixer running, gradually add the granulated sugar, 2 teaspoons at a time, and beat until the meringue is stiff and shiny. Once all the sugar has been added, whip for 2 minutes more or until stiff peaks.

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Re-sift the dry ingredients over the meringue. If using food coloring, add in at this time. Fold it in very gently with a thin-edged spoon until no dry streaks remain. If I make these, can I use an airbag pan instead of layering my pans? I think that will do the same thing for me. Reception children also learnt to add and subtract using the, ‘part part whole model’. Many have practiced their fine and gross motor skills. Lots of hard work went in the making of, Mother’s Day cards and loads of discussions were held regarding keeping their Mothers’ Day cards safe and away from the prying eyes of their mums! Many declared it was just impossible to keep their cards hidden until Sunday as mums always find where things are! Some of the children’s ideas to hide their cards just until Sunday, so that they can surprise their mums’ with their super-duper surprise- their lovely cards, were to hide them in the darkest corner of their closets, under mums’ pillows, in the darkest corner of the cupboards and even to hide the cards under their duvets! Hope all the mums find their loving children’s beautiful cards and have the loveliest of Mother’s Day celebrations! Wishing you all the most memorable and enjoyable, ‘Mothering Sunday’!

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reviewed Aug. 13) journeys into the picture book arena with this richly descriptive verse narrative about a girl Continue reading » With bustling pen-and-inks and an energetic, sometimes tongue-twisting text, Ormerod (The Frog Prince) follows three families through a whirlwind week as they intermingle continually--and Continue reading » People preparing for the season ahead or events like triathlon, marathon, team sports or other sporting endeavors. Once the batter is homogenous, continue to gently fold until shiny and the texture resembles slow-flowing lava off the spoon. To test the consistency, gently lift some batter over itself in a slow stream. Once the ribbon of batter disappears into itself after 15 to 30 seconds then you’re ready to pipe. Gemma far prefers mashing, throwing, and sharing her food to eat it. The entire family keeps encouraging Gemma to eat up, but the dogs and birds just get more and more of her food. Then one day in church, Gemma is inspired to eat the fruit off of the hat of the lady in front of her. Her brother has an idea - will a plate of fruit dressed up like a hat finally get Gemma to eat?

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A lot of young children can relate to this book. For me particularly I remember not wanting to eat breakfast and did my best to get out of eating dinner but miserably failing! I think a lot parents can relate to this book too! Always store macarons in an airtight container. The filled French Macarons can be stored in the fridge for 4 days. Ormerod has demonstrated her psychological astuteness with titles such as I Am Not Going to School Today! Picture books that come to mind are Mufaro's Beautiful Daughters, The Village of Round and Square Houses (Ann Grifalconi), Eat Up, Gemma (Sarah Hayes) Your oven temperature is possibly too high. It’s best to bake at a lower temperature (285 to 315°F [140 to 160°C], depending on your oven) for a longer period of time so that the shells rise slowly but consistently.Do take a look and enjoy the photographs of Reception Year added to this news write up. I’m sure you will feel as proud as we, ‘Reception year teachers’ do and know that all our Reception year children are working hard, facing challenges, aiming high and always striving for excellence in whatever they do!