It took the soup took just under a half hour to cook. I had cut the vegetables quite small, one so it would cook quickly and two to decrease any choking threat.
I brought my bread maker and made a loaf of bread to go with it. I think the children enjoyed the bread more then the soup.
But they did enjoy the soup too.
Hi Mrs. Wagner
ReplyDeleteI think it is awesome that you made stone soup!
It looked liked the children really did enjoy it.
~Ayla
Thank you Ayla, yes the children really enjoyed the soup.A great way to eat vegetables.
DeleteThank you Ayla, yes the children really enjoyed the soup.A great way to eat vegetables.
DeleteDear Maureen,
ReplyDeleteI think the video of you telling the story to the strong start kids was so cute! I loved your story telling and your acting to along, and the kids looked really entertained. I really love this story and had forgotten about it until recently. Thank you.
As well, the soup and bread looked absolutely fantastic! Great job and keep going :)
-Autumn
Thank you Autumn, it's fun to tell stories and get the children involved.
DeleteHello Ms.Maureen,
ReplyDeleteI love the story you read to your class. It used to be one of my favourite bed time stories when I was young. I love the fact that you made soup with your class. I would love to make stone soup sometime. Thank you for reminding me of my favourite story when I was young.
From Kassy in Ms.Smith's class
http://huzzah.edublogs.org/
Thank you Kassy, Stone soup is easy to make maybe you could try it at home with vegetables you have.
DeleteThank you Kassy, Stone soup is easy to make maybe you could try it at home with vegetables you have.
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