9/27/10

Where has HE been for the last two weeks?

We’ve spent the better part of two weeks studying apples.


We made apple mobiles. We made apple puppets. We did apple patterning. We sorted apples. We tasted three kinds of apples, graphed our favorites, did a survey and played an apple game.


We’ve read Ten Apples Up on Top; The Apple Pie Book; How Do Apples Grow?; Apples, Apples, Apples; Amelia Bedelia’s First Apple Pie; Apples; It’s Apple Picking Time; I Am An Apple and Up, Up, Up, It’s Apple Picking Time. Just to name a FEW.


Today we finished the unit by making a pie in one of our centers. The children rolled the dough; peeled the APPLES; helped slice the APPLES; mixed the APPLES and filled the pie shell with APPLES.


I walked over to Frank, and looked him in the eye and asked, “Frank! What kind of pie did you make today?”


He swallowed his apple, looked at me with a smile and shouted,


“PUMPKIN!”




Yeah. My job is done.

36 comments:

  1. did you say pie? i'll have a large slice of apple and pumpkin;) some days (and weeks) are like that.
    best
    deborah@applesinwonderland

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  2. I?
    am first?
    with my incredibly slow computer?

    People, get your crap together
    it's the end of the world...

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  3. Some days, I feel just like Frank...

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  4. Frank may need some extra help.... Just sayin.

    As for your hormones.... are you sure they didn't inject you or alter them by giving you liposuction on your back?

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  5. I can see that Frank listens to the beat a different drummer! Nothing wrong with that....mostly!

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  6. Well now I want pie. You baking one?

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  7. Well, it is almost October. Halloween on the brain?

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  8. It's not that Frank hasn't been paying attention - it's that he's moved on. He's ready for Halloween.

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  9. Cringe....that sounds just like something my daughter would say. She's a friggin' genius, but also has Asperger's.

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  10. That would explain my Kindergartner's current obsession with apples. He has to take one to school by Wed. Must be on the same curriculum schedule?

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  11. Frank will someday take over the world.

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  12. That boy is ready to move on! Time for pumpkin!

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  13. Fantastic!

    What would be better is if your admin was there doing a walk through and asked him that.

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  14. You are covering pumpkins next, right? Maybe Frank is just psychic. LOL

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  15. He marches to beat of his own drummer. I like it.

    Just a suggestion though, put a protective cork on the end of that kids pencil.

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  16. I'm with Frank... go against the flow and be your own person.

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  17. Oh, poor thing...yes, you AND Frank. :)

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  18. When you're on social security, the Franks of the world will be running the world. That's kinda scary.

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  19. Frank is AWESOME!!! Of course if you're makin' pumpkin pies next, I'll send you my home address...LOVE me some pumpkin pie!

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  21. Sorry - I sent the same comment twice.

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  22. I have a five year old and two four year olds at home, and I think I have this same conversation (about things other than apples) twenty times a day. Hilarious.

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  23. pie? did someone say pie? I love pie, please pass the pie!

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  24. THIS is why we should not be marketing Halloween in August. I'm talking to you, Target!

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  25. Maybe you didn't emphasis apples enough. :)

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