Honeysuckle: Harvesting the Sweet Nectar of Life: What could be better than harvesting something you didn't sow? When what you didn't sow is liquid candy! This instructable will show you how to find and harvest sweet honeysuckle nectar straight from your backyard or neighborhood park. This lazy sum…
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This Puttanesca Sauce is vegan and easy to make with simple ingredients that you have on hand in your pantry. A keeper that is ready in under 20 minutes. Serve this over your favorite pasta and you have a quick dinner that even pickiest kids will eat.
Coriander Nectar An annual plant. The growing season from germination to economic shelf life is 30-40 days. Branched bush, 70-90cm high. To obtain seeds, sowing is carried out in the spring, to obtain fresh greens - the seeds can be sown many times, starting from early spring to mid-summer, after 15-20 days. Young leaves are an excellent component of soups, sauces, meat, fish and vegetable dishes. Coriander seeds are added to flavor bread and pastries
We finished up our butterfly/moth study this week with a little butterfly sipping experiment. The students used their butterfly proboscis (straw) to sip nectar (apple juice) from a flower. After we did this little experiment, the students had to come back and write what they learned about how butterflies eat: Here were some of our centers this week: Matching time to the hour and half hour. Unscramble the butterfly sentences: Sort butterfly nouns and verbs: Next week, we are learning about insects so I will be carrying over some of the activities that are in my Butterfly Bonanza unit. All the above activities are included in this unit and you can check them out by clicking on the picture. For our writing center next week, the kids will be making "Bugs on a Log" and writing a "how to" telling how they did it. These are my old posters that I used for this little activity (back when I literally cut and pasted everything!) These are the ingredients you need to make "Bugs on a Log": Now that I am becoming adept at using the handy dandy laptop, I have updated the old posters into these: After they make their "Bugs on a Log", they will write how to do it on this sequencing/writing form: Grab yourself a copy by clicking on one of the pictures above. To make these posters, I used: Graphics From the Pond http://frompond.blogspot.com Happy Weekend Friends!
Wildflower meadows are colorful, vibrant and full of life. Birds, bees and butterflies love an established wildflower garden and enjoy the nectar from
Use those in season peaches to make an amazing peach nectar that you can enjoy well into the calm and winter. With fresh summer flavors this peach juice is amazing and so easy to make.
