What part of the plant do we eat?

Last week we sorted vegetables by the part of the plant that we eat. We had a lot of fun deciding where each vegetable belonged.

Pancake Day: What would you like on your pancake

Pancake Day: What would you like on your pancake?

Pancake day

1st grade students were thinking on the ingredients they would like to put on their pancakes. They all look delicious! Jummy Jummy!

Pancake day

Paula, Ferran, Berta Navarrete and Berta Ladaga, Judith, Asier and Albert brought pancakes that had made at home the day before Pancake Day. Berta Ladaga made green pancakes. She told us that they were made with green food coloring; which is used to dye the pancake batter and make jokes! 

Besides that, Albert brought melted chocolate and Asier did the same with rainbow sprinkles and chocolate sprinkles! Raquel (2B teacher) helped the children to add the toppings on the pancakes. On tuesday, also known as “Shrove Tuesday”, they had a special snack for the playground.

This is Jan (2B) showing the pile of pancakes served on a dish and the recipe he used to make the pancakes. Enjoy your meal!

This is Paula (2C) ready to add caramel and melted chocolate on the pancakes. Yummy yummy!

This is Berta (2C) teaching us how to make pancakes. She will be for sure a great cook!

On 17th February we celebrate Pancake day!

Pancake day. How to make pancake batter

Begin by washing your hands!
Ingredients: milk, flour, eggs, salt and butter (to melt in the pan)

Steps:
1st. Place the flour into a big bowl.

2nd. Crack in the eggs.

3rd. Pour in the milk.

4th. Use a whisk or an electric beater to mix all the ingredients together.
5th. Keep whisking until there are no lumps and the batter is smooth.

Pancake day. How to make pancakes