My favorite outdoor fall activity is apple picking, and my kids are also enthusiastic apple pickers, but we usually end up with way too many apples! What are we going to do with all these apples? Here is our favorite post-apple picking recipe for “Apple-Almond Upside Down Cake” (adapted from Deborah Madison).
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The Temperate Orchard Society, a tiny nonprofit in Oregon, is working to save the most diverse collection of apples in the country.
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Apple Pie Caramel Apples - all the tips and tricks to make these delicious apples at home.
ALL ABOUT APPLES September is here! We love learning all about apples! Who knew one fruit could bring so many fun books, activities, songs and videos to our classroom? I do an thematic unit every month . These activities are based around the read alouds I choose. This month it is All
Learn how to make these delicious retro Red Hot Cinnamon Apples and impress all your friends!
Get all of the flavors of caramel apples without any of the fuss. These sheet pan caramel apples are a genius twist on the classic fall treat.
Why are these Southern Style Fried Apples so good? You take big juicy apples and then you combine butter, brown sugar, nutmeg and cinnamon and fry it all together in a skillet. Did that get
We learned all about Apples this week! We used our theme of Apples to learn about letters, patterns, and plants. We learned how and where apples grow. We even tasted apples and cooked apple tarts! Here is a look into our week of Apples... Playing in the Apple Orchard We painted apples and learned the parts of an apple We tasted different types of apples. We then wrote a journal and graphed our favorite apple. Making homemade apple tarts Counting and Sorting apples from the apple tree We learned about patterns this week. We used classroom items to practice and create patterns. Check out these AB patterns! We began discussing the letter Aa. We learned how to write the letter Aa, the sounds that the letter Aa makes, as well as words that begin with Aa. It has been another great week in Pre-K 4!!
These Brown Sugar Cinnamon Apples are so sweet and delicious! Loaded with all the flavors of fall and winter, these are sure to be a new family favorite.
You can enjoy the best flavors of Fall all in one healthy dessert with these Paleo hasselback apples. They're delicious and easy to make!
What’s better than candy apples you ask? Pastel pink candy apples of course! You won’t feel as guilty indulging in these treats after all, they’re made of fruit so they’re p…
These microwave baked apples will satisfy your sweet tooth in just 5 minutes or less. It's like a miniature apple pie, without spending all day in the kitchen.
Learn how to make faux candy apples! These are so much fun and will add plenty of visual interest to all your fall decorating!
Our theme for this past week was APPLES! We introduced the apple theme by working with our short a sound and making the apple shape book with the short a pictures inside. Our centers were all apple themed also. They listened to the story Apples, Apples, Apples, and then played a game called “Rotten Apple”. This game had our vocabulary words on it. They drew a card and read the word on the card, If they knew the word they got to keep the card. If they drew a card with an apple with a worm in it, they had to call out “Rotten Apple!” and they lost all the cards they had collected. They had a lot of fun playing this game. This game was Rhyming with Johnny Appleseed. They found rhyming pairs of short a words. At this center they ordered numbered apples from least to greatest. Students drew cards with math facts on them and used counters to join sets to find the sum for the game Apple Addition. This center was geared towards handwriting. They copied a poem using their neatest handwriting using their lines and spaces and then illustrated the poem. During one of our desk jobs the students made a shape book called All About Apples. Labeling the parts of an apple was an art job we did during our center desk job. Another desk job during centers was making these torn apple trees. These are our “Happy Apple Men”! They are proud of their art jobs! We combined our apple theme with a few math lessons also. On the promethean we worked on ordering 2 numbers from least to greatest and then did 3 numbers and then 4 numbers in order from least to greatest. We also read a Dr. Seuss story Ten Apples Up on Top and then did a math activity on the promethean where the students were pictured with apples up on top. They had to figure out the combination of red and green apples “up on top”. After doing the activity on the promethean we went back to our desks and rolled red and green dice to make combinations of our own and put them in a book of our classmates pictures called “How Many Apples Up On Top"?” The last activity we did was read the story The Seasons of Arnold’s Apple Tree. We then painted our own seasons of an apple tree. As you can see this was a busy week of Apples, Apples, Apples!
Crisp juicy apples are coated with my (15 minute!) keto caramel for a healthier and refined sugar free version of this special fall treat. And yet, these low carb caramel apples vary little (if at all) from the traditional ones!
Nothing says autumn more than apples and pumpkins! Learn all about these fruits (yes, pumpkins are fruit!) with these adorable piggyback songs that your students will love! 20 songs, 4 posters, 2 no-prep printables, and 1 apples vs. pumpkins comparative booklet. TpT$
Use this apple sweetness chart for all your apple baking and cooking needs! These are the top types of apples ranked.
These flaky homemade morning buns are made with chopped apples and apple cider for ultimate flavor. All wrapped up in butter and cinnamon!
