Ham and Egg Roll-Ups A new take on the breakfast burrito – No burrito! Serves 5 Ingredients: 5 large eggs 1 tsp. garlic powder Kosher salt Freshly ground black pepper 1 tbsp. butter 3/4 cup shredded cheddar 1/2 cup baby spinach 1/2 cup chopped tomatoes 10 slices ham Directions: 1. Heat broiler. In a large bowl, crack eggs. […]
Kids’ Edition
Current Events/Black History Month – Abebe Bikila
Abebe Bikila was an Ethiopian marathon runner who won gold medals in the 1960 and 1964 Olympic Games. Both times, no one expected him to win. Both times, he set a world record. In the 1960 Olympics, held in Rome, it seemed impossible for him to win. First of all, he was from Ethiopia, a […]
Kids in the Kitchen
Here is a healthy way to start Valentine’s Day or a delightful snack to LOVE! Strawberry Energy Balls! This recipe works best if you have a food processor. Please make sure an adult is close by to help work the food processor. Strawberry Energy Balls Makes 20 balls Ingredients: 1 cup or 12 strawberries, can […]
Book Review: The Beatryce Prophecy
The Beatryce Prophecy by Kate DiCamillo Illustrated by Sophie Blackall By Kate DiCamillo Prophecy means things to come, a prediction for the future … sometimes magical, sometimes common sense. Author, Kate DiCamillo, weaves together unusual main characters in The Beatryce Prophecy: a goat with sharp teeth and a hard head […]
How do they say that in…
English: integrateFrench: intégrerSpanish: integrarGerman: integrierenItalian: integrareChinese: Zhěnghé 结合
Current Events/Black History Month – Clara Luper
Clara Shepard Luper (pronounced LOOP-er) was a school teacher in Oklahoma who became an important leader in the Civil Rights Movement, helping to win equal treatment for black people.Clara Mae Shepard was born in 1923 in a small county in Oklahoma called Okfuskee.Growing up, she attended schools that had only black students, because in those […]
Word of the Week
Integrate To make something into a whole by bringing all parts together; to unify. We should all help integrate immigrants into the community.
Book Review: The Secret Mission of William Tuck
By Eric Pierpoint The Secret Mission of William Tuck is not for the faint of heart; this intense, Juvenile Fiction historical novel about the American Revolution depicts the horrors of war and slavery in a very graphic manner. Perhaps this book is best suited for Middle School, High School, and adults. It is written at […]
How do they say that in …
Most languages use the Japanese word instead of creating one of their own.English: tsunamiFrench: tsunamiSpanish: tsunamiGerman: Tsunami (Germans capitalize all nouns)Italian: tsunamiChinese: Hǎixiào 海啸