Today we made some super yummy charoset! Charoset is a food that we eat at Pesach (Passover) to symbolize the mortar the Jewish slaves used between the bricks of the buildings they built.Traditional charoset is a mixture of apples, nuts, cinnamon, and sweet wine (or grape juice). We kept our batch school safe! Ms. Krysti cut up some apples, and then the children helped chop them using a food chopper. Then we added some cinnamon and a splash of grape juice. The children shook a bag containing all the ingredients to mix it up. Then, we tried our charoset while we had our morning snack!
Indiana Early Learning Foundations:
M1.3: Begin to develop the concepts of more and less
M2.1: Identify that an object has been added to a group
M5.1: Follow steps in a simple routine
M5.2: Explore measurement using nonstandard tools
SE2.1: Regulate some impulses with adult support
APL1.1: Verbally express a desire to complete task by self
APL1.2: Demonstrate enthusiasm for new learning (may be within familiar contexts)
SC1.2: Describe physical properties using simple words
SC4.1: Use tools to serve a purpose or solve a problem
SS1.1: Participate in celebrations and other cultural events if observed
SS2.2: Begin to recall information from recent experiences
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