Just wanted to share some giggles...
I teach 2nd grade, and every morning when the kids come in they are supposed to write on a given topic in their journals. Since we've been working on How-To writing, I made the topic "How to make a cake". Here are some of the funnier responses...
First get out do. (dough). Then roll it good. Fluff it up. Then put the cake in the oven. Then time it. Then wait. Then you open it and put icing on it.
First you get the ingreedeense (ingredients) for the cake. Second you mix it up. Third you smash it together.
1. Go to the store.
2. Go to the cake aisle.
3. You buy it.
4. You bring it home.
5. You eat it.
Get some bread. Cut it like a surcul (circle). Put frosting on it. And put some candles on it.
I buy it at the store but I know they put icing on it and then put it in the oven.
I would first put flour in the oven. Bake on 433 degrees. Take out. Put icing on it. Put chocolate chips on and then you have it.
First you will need a bowl, eggs, milk, a measureing cup, and then flour. First you put 2 cups of flour. Then you put 2 eggs in the bowl. Then you put 1 cup of milk. Then you stir the batter. Then you put cake batter into the filling. Then you put it into the oven for 2 hours. Then you take it out and decorate it.
Those are the cutest answers ever! I guess the kids that said "go to the store and buy it" don't have parents that cook very often?
I feel sorry for the little one who has bread for cake. Maybe you could have an art class and some cakes or cupcakes and let them decorate them. I guess since i wouldn't trust a 2nd grader w/ a mixer, bring that too.
super cute.. i agree on the last one, future cake artist? thanks for sharing, laughs are always good
That's possibly the cutest thing ever!! I'm with nglez, give the last one extra credit!
I am always terrified of what my kids will say when asked questions like this...." first, open a bottle of wine....drink a glass...drink another..then cream the butter and sugar........." lol
Someimes I like to drink wine while I bake....so sue me
lol! my kids would say something like ''chase all the kids out of the kitchen, and move the playpen to block the kitchen door, then yell at the husband to watch the kids, then open beer, then swear because everything isn't where it's supposed to be...''
I am always terrified of what my kids will say when asked questions like this...." first, open a bottle of wine....drink a glass...drink another..then cream the butter and sugar........." lol
Someimes I like to drink wine while I bake....so sue me
lol! my kids would say something like ''chase all the kids out of the kitchen, and move the playpen to block the kitchen door, then yell at the husband to watch the kids, then open beer, then swear because everything isn't where it's supposed to be...''
lol ~ I'm so glad I am not the only one! I will never live down the time my friend and I were baking and we had a glass of wine (we were not even drunk or anything) and I wasn't paying attention and turned around and put my elbow into the freshly decorated cake. So now she says "Friends don't let friends drink and bake".....or she calls me the 'Lush-ious Baker'......
I am always terrified of what my kids will say when asked questions like this...." first, open a bottle of wine....drink a glass...drink another..then cream the butter and sugar........." lol
Someimes I like to drink wine while I bake....so sue me
I always promise my students' parents that I'll only believe half of what their kids say about them, as long as they promise to do the same for me!
And which half do you choose to believe?
CakeDiva. . .naughty, naughty. J/k. Everyone does it. . .
Those are really cute things the kids said!! CakeDiva73, Lushious Baker would be a good name a bakery you know!!!!!
Oh boy, you should've posted this a bit earlier, could've used some of those quotes as sayings for the aprons for the cake decorating party I threw. What a riot that would've been. Thanks for posting them, I'll be saving these for future inspiration
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