It was about friendship, responsibility and sharing. Finding ways and strategies to make meals interesting can sometimes be challenging, but when you find something that works, run with it.įor us it was a book, Pumpkin Soup. Not only can she help you look good in the kitchen, but today she’s also going to teach us how to make the best pumpkin soup you’ve ever tasted! I can’t wait to make this one.įeeding and fostering a healthy relationship with food can be a complex thing with young children. Can you use different voices and expressions? Listen to the audiobook version of the story.Please welcome guest blogger, Megan Carroll of A Kitschy Kitchen, where she sells the most fabulous vintage-inspired aprons along with other great handmade creations.
Ellipses (.) are used regularly in the story.Make a list of the different words that are used instead of 'said' in the story, e.g.Look through the story for examples of rhyming words.Write a set of instructions to teach people how to grow a pumpkin.You could also use this video to help you: Write a set of instructions to teach people how to make pumpkin soup? (see Resources below).Retell the story from the duck's point of view.Why did the duck decide that he wanted to stir that day? How did the squirrel and the cat feel about the changes? Try a hotseating activity where you pretend to be one of the characters.Can you perform the story with a group of friends?.
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