Today's Hearty Snack Recipe - Carolyn and Katrina's Apple Pie!
15-10-2013, 04:33 PM |
| Mmmmmmm Pie! |
Today's Hearty Snack was so delicious that we wanted to share it with everyone. Enjoy!
Carolyn and Katrina's Apple Pie
Ingredients:
- 1 unbaked pie shell
- 2-3 peeled apples (sliced thinly)
- 3 tablespoon sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon nutmeg
- 1/4 cup of brown sugar
- 1/4 cup of flour
- 2 tablespoon of butter
Preparations:
- Preheat oven to 375 degrees
- Fill pie shell with apple slices
- Spoon sugar mixture over apples
- Press topping on top of apples; cover all spaces
- Bake for 25-30 minutes; or until apples are soft. (Pie should be golden brown) ***Note: Time varies from oven to oven :) )
Enjoy!
-Carolyn
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And Now a Word From Us Kids...
11-10-2013, 03:59 PMHi Senior OSC Families!
My name is Noah and yesterday we had a professional artist named Jeanette come by OSC to get ideas for a stairwell art project in the community centre. Below are my friends and my thoughts on the process so far.
The time I had with the
Jeanette, an artist, was fun because so many people had so many great ideas. I was typing notes the whole time. She showed
us pictures of the staircase that leads up to Junior OSC so we could get an
idea of what type of paintings/drawings we could put in. We got to see some pictures
and artwork that she made at the end and it was amazing. We had so many ideas
for the landing, the bottom of the staircase, along the wall of both
staircases, even ideas with the things outside. We also had ideas for other
things that the preschoolers would like.
-Noah
-Noah
I think it was pretty cool to
be in a meeting with a professional artist. She showed us some of the art that she made. It was cool that we had so many good ideas and
I think lots of people enjoy that experience, and so did I!
-Nolan
When I heard that we had a
pro artist coming to talk to us about making a mural, I was so exited! The
minute that she and Emily came in, my brain had a jolt of energy and I had so
many ideas that I had to tell Jeanette and Emily all at once. But,
just like everybody else, I had to wait my turn. But she had so many good ideas
and the theme that she had chosen was a great idea. So, just in general, I was so
exited and happy that we had an artist coming to talk to us. I was exited
that I could give my input to the ideas that we all had. I had a great time!
-Jasmine
We can't wait to see the project takes shape! Stay tuned to see more from this project.
Noah
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Check Out What is New At OSC!
11-10-2013, 09:21 AM
Although SR. OSC is old and historic, we thought that it would be nice spice the multi-purpose room up a bit. With new vibrant colours decorating the bulletin boards, our room has become even more active. On one board we have asked the children to put their handprints on the wall, signing their names underneath; and on the other board we have a beautiful sunset behind a grand pirate ship sailing to an island, which will soon be joined by pirate leaders. Surely though we can’t forget our new seat covers! Taking one look at them should bring up some memories of Austin Powers, the 60’s, or even the bright clothing the children are wearing now! We hope that you enjoy the artsy pieces around the room; hopefully there is more to come!
You may also notice the new choices board now located by the sign-in binder. We have attached it to a moveable, more centralized easel. Feel free to use it to see what activities your child is up to.
Koral
Stu's Dream Catchers
07-10-2013, 06:00 PMHey Parents!
With the school year well in-gear and homework becoming a regularity, it is important to get a good night sleep in order to stay healthy and be ready for the next day! And what better way to have pleasant dreams than by making your very own Dreamcatcher? With a few simple items like paper plates, string, beads and some feathers the kids and I created colourful and unique dreamcatchers. As I'm sure many of you know, dreamcatchers are supposed to filter out those bad dreams and pesky nightmares in order to ensure a happy and relaxing sleep!
Here's a picture of some the kids working hard and deciding what types of string and beads to put on their creations!
As you can see by the finished products the kids got creative in their choice of colours, web design and types of beads and feathers in order to make a dreamcatcher that totally suits them!
Baked Clay Creations!
26-09-2013, 02:14 PM
Hey parents!
I hope you all had a lovely and relaxing summer. I can't believe fall is here already! With your kids' and your regular routines back in full swing, I hope it hadn't been too stressful for you all!
With the start of school in mind, I've decided to give the kids a chance to make some key chains to decorate their backpacks with. Baking clay has always been a hit with our senior kids and it's always fun to see what type of things they decide to make.
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| Here is a "very detailed airplane seat," courtesy of one of our more eccentric and creative kids |
| Here are some of our other fun creations |
The kids and I all had a blast making these!
P.S. Parents! This is a great activity for you and your kids to do when it’s rainy and gloomy outside!
Cheers,
Monica
