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Try Drawing a Sidewalk Chalk Obstacle Course! Here's How

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Ingredients for meringue:

2 egg whites

40g sugar

1 tsp white wine vinegar

1 tsp cornflour

1 tsp vanilla

For the filling:

200ml cream cheese

200ml whipped cream

1 tsp sugar

1 tsp lemon curd

berries

Whisk the meringue ingredients with hand mixer and bake 30 min.

Whisk cream cheese and whipped cream and sugar.

Fill the meringues with lemon curd and cream.

On top put some berries.

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1. Wash the strawberries and remove stems.
2. Put the strawberries into a bowl and pour ready-made vanilla sauce over the strawberries. Enjoy!

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Funny pizza.

Dough - 1 pcs
Pizzasouce- 100g
Onion- 1 pcs
Carlic- 1 pcs
Cheese- 100 g
Ham- 50 g
Tomato(small) 1 pcs
Olives 2 pcs

At first roll the dough,
Then cover it with souce,
Add the gradients
Bake it in the oven 40 min in temperature 190 C
Afterwords add the tomato and olives

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by Miss Riina

1 sponge cake base

400 ml quark cheese (kohupiimakreem)

400 ml whipping cream

3 tbsp sugar

400 ml strawberry freezer jam

2 bananas

150 g blueberries

1.       Take the strawberry jam out of the freezer and let it thaw.

2.       Cut the sponge cake base into 3 layers.

3.       Place one layer on a cake plate. Cover it with strawberry jam. Slice the bananas and put them on top of the jam. Then place the second layer on top of the first one and cover it with jam and banana slices. Finally place the third layer on top and cover it with strawberry jam. Let it set in the fridge for a few hours or overnight.

4.       Pour whipped cream into a mixer or a large bowl. Add sugar and whip until thick. Then add quark cheese and mix gently.

5.       Cover the cake and the sides with the cream. Then decorate the cake with blueberries.

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Hendrik Jervan 4. A

Ingredients:
Vilma muffin powder (one pack)
200 ml of water
100 ml of oil
2 tablespoons of blueberry juice
4 tablespoons of curd
some crushed chocolate

How To Make Muffins?
First I took a bowl, then I mixed together the muffin powder, water and some oil. Then I filled up the baking cups with the mix. After that I baked the muffins at 200 degrees and for 24 minutes.

How To Decorate Your Muffins?
First I took the blueberry juice. Then I mixed it together with curd (that made it look purple). Then I decorated my muffins with purple curd and crushed chocolate. And the muffins were finished.
One of the decorated muffins looks like this.

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rhubab jam

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Adon Sünt

You need:
50g of chocolate
300g of curd cream
3 packs of cookies
6 tablespoons of jam
and 10g of butter

I think you know how to make a cookie cake but I tell it to you anyway.
Lay first layer of cookies on a plate, and put the curd cream on the first layer of cookies. Then lay second layer of cookies on the curd cream. Also put jam on the second layer of cookies. And of course lay third layer of cookies on the jam. And now it is time for chockolate! Pour melted chockolate with butter over it.and finally decorate! Enjoy!

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Kids will love practicing the alphabet with this ABC sidewalk chalk game! It's a fun and easy outdoor game that allows for all kinds of practice in gross motor skills, letter recognition, name practice, spelling practice, and more!
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Here's a super simple ABC sidewalk chalk game you make out on the patio or driveway. All you'll need is some sidewalk chalk and, if you're particular about straight lines, a yardstick. (Otherwise, you can just wing it!)

It can be used to practice all kinds of things like reciting the alphabet, practicing letter recognition and letter sounds, spelling words, and more!

Start by making the board. Use your chalk and yardstick to create a 6×6 grid so you end up with 36 spaces.

Next, write each letter of the alphabet onto the grid, placing one letter inside each space. Rather than putting the letters in order, you'll want to scatter them throughout the board. Be sure to leave blank spaces scattered as well. (These are free spaces.)

Now it's time to play! Stand on the letter 'A'. Try to jump to the letter 'B'. If it's too far away, you can jump on a free space first and then to the letter 'b'. Continue doing this until you've completed the entire alphabet.

Other Variations

Can you use the ABC board to spell your name?

Jump onto all the vowels.

Use the ABC board to practice your weekly spelling words.

When creating the board, encourage your child to write the letters with you.

Over time my kids always end up coming up with even more ideas and rules as they play. I love seeing the ideas they come up with!

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Pancakes with some watermelon and blackcurrant (Kaur keba)

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Pancakes with some watermelon and blackcurrant (Kaur keba)

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So I made the pancakes with my friend at her house. It was fun (it took four hours to make and to eat)

You will need :
150g flour
600 ml milk
3 eggs
A slice of watermelon
A hand full of blackcurrant
And some jam.

1. First take the flour and place it in a bowl.
Then take the milk and pour it in to the bowl.
Whipp them together. Then add the eggs in to the bowl and whipp them all together.
2. Now you have the mixs so you have to bake it.
3. When the pancakes are ready then cut the watermelon in to small pieces. Then cover the top with jam, blackcurrants and watermelon pieces
4. Enjoy.

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Chocolate Pudding

400 ml water
2 tablespoons of psyllium
50 grams peanut butter
2 bananas
1 tablespoon of honey
4 pieces of chocolate
1 tablespoon of lemon juice
cineman
banana for topping

Whisk psyllium in the water.
Put everything in a blender and blend through.
Put into glasses or cups and put into the fridge for 1 hour or more.

Enjoy!

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Requires

At least 2 people, but more people make for more fun

Game play

The game starts with a simple declaration by one player: "I spy something _____." The blank is filled in with any adjective (i.e., purple, fuzzy, tall, square). It is up to the opposite player(s) to guess what it is the first player spies.

Objective

Become the spy by being the first to guess the object correctly. For the player selecting the object to spy, stump the opposing players for as long as you can with obscure observations, and keep them guessing.

Make it more interesting

Turn it into a Bingo game! Create a do-it-yourself bingo card and adorn it with standard things the players can spy in their designated location. It changes the dynamic from a call-and-response to a board game, but the kids will love keeping their eyes peeled while on a long road trip or just in the backyard.

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Requires At least 2 people, but more people make for more fun Game play The game starts with a simple declaration by one player: "I spy something _____." The blank is filled in with any adjective (i.e., purple, fuzzy, tall, square). It is up to the opposite player(s) to guess what it is the first player spies.

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Requires

2 people or more

Game play

Players agree on a category from which they will name words. Once the category is established, the first player says a word. For example if the category is U.S. cities, the first person might say "Los Angeles." The second person must begin the name of another city using the last letter of the first city, e.g., "Seattle." The game continues until a player is stumped and cannot continue the chain (in this example, if the next player cannot think of a city beginning with "E"). Players can play up to any predetermined point value.

Objective

Work together to create the longest possible string of words in a given category. Or, stump your opponent by thinking of a word that ends in an obscure letter, e.g., Fort Knox.

Categories abound

Geographical locations are just one of the many categories that can be used in this game. Depending on your group's interests, you can use categories like Food, Animals, and Sports. Nothing is off-limits - for the youngest players you might even consider playing with ALL words, to improve their vocabulary skills.

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Requires 2 people or more Game play Players agree on a category from which they will name words. Once the category is established, the first player says a word. For example if the category is U.S. cities, the first person might say "Los Angeles."

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Requirements

Objective

Description

The first person starts the game by saying,"I'm goin on a picnic and I'm taking..." That person starts with the letter "A".

The second person repeats the first part of the sentence, repeats what the first person is bringing and then adds something starting with the letter "B".

This continues around with everyone starting with the first part of the sentence and repeating what the previous people brought and adding the next letter of the alphabet.

To add a little more fun, make every letter into a tongue twister. "I'm going on a picnic and I'm bringing Aunt Annie's absolutely awesome apples!"

You can also play, where each person brings an object that starts with the first letter of their name to make it a fun name game!

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Requirements Objective Description The first person starts the game by saying,"I'm goin on a picnic and I'm taking..." That person starts with the letter "A". The second person repeats the first part of the sentence, repeats what the first person is bringing and then adds something starting with the letter "B".

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How to Play 20 Questions: Quick Rules and Fun Examples

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Once you've found an open space in your neighbourhood, like a square or empty sports court, it's time for a game of sponge bullseye. After all, everyone loves an excuse to get wet and messy outside.

First, draw a target on the floor with some coloured chalk. Make sure to draw a series of concentric circles, so that the target has different scoring zones.

Once you've gathered a team, take turns with your friends to dip a sponge in a bucket of water.

Then throw the sponges at the target - aim for the middle to get more points.

Why not change the distances you start from, or your throwing technique for an extra challenge?

Don't forget to keep a running total of your scores.

So wherever and however you want to play, there are always ways to have outside fun. Let's go!

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Go for a walk and spot the things mentioned below.

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Memory

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I chose memory game because I’m really good in it. And for my topic I chose jobs. I chose it because I don’t know who i want to be.