Now you have learned lots of new way to be a detective, here are some ways to sharpen you skills.
Uncovering clues is all about paying attention. Practice these exercises.
Find out what has changed in a room by studying very carefully. Note where things are in the room. Leave the room and have someone move a few things without telling you. Now see if you can find what has changed.
Closely look at a photo in a book or magazine, turn over the picture and write down everything you remember about the people or things in the picture. Turn over the picture and compare to see how much of it you got right.
Listen quietly for several minutes and make a list of everything you hear. How many sounds can you identify? When you think you have learned to listen really good, have someone go into the other room and make a noise using an every day object. Can you guess what it is?
I hope you had fun learning to be a Junior Detective. Continue reading detective books and practicing all you skills, while having FUN!
Monday, May 31, 2010
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Live in the moment
Live in the Moment
and Make it so Beautiful
it Will be Worth Remembering
Justin Michael Perrin's blessing day...Daddy Jake, Mommy Steph, Grandma Renee' and Grandpa Doug
(Grandma Renee' made the blessing outfit)
Saturday, May 29, 2010
Ice Cream in a Bag
You will need:
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 cup half n half
1/4 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup Rock Salt
Ice
1 Pint size ziplock bag
1 gallon ziplock bag
Instruction:
Combine sugar, half n half, and vanilla inside the pint size bag and seal tightly. Combine Ice and rock salt in the large bag. Place small bag inside the larger bag and seal.
Shake the bag until the mixture turns into Ice Cream!
This takes about 5 minute ( you might want to wear gloves)
Add sprinkles, candy, nuts or fruit
ENJOY!!
Did you know that More Ice Cream is sold on Sunday than any other day and each American eats an average of 23.3 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbet, and other frozen treats each year.
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 cup half n half
1/4 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup Rock Salt
Ice
1 Pint size ziplock bag
1 gallon ziplock bag
Instruction:
Combine sugar, half n half, and vanilla inside the pint size bag and seal tightly. Combine Ice and rock salt in the large bag. Place small bag inside the larger bag and seal.
Shake the bag until the mixture turns into Ice Cream!
This takes about 5 minute ( you might want to wear gloves)
Add sprinkles, candy, nuts or fruit
ENJOY!!
Did you know that More Ice Cream is sold on Sunday than any other day and each American eats an average of 23.3 quarts of ice cream, ice milk, sherbet, and other frozen treats each year.
Friday, May 28, 2010
ASL word of the day...Baby
Baby n. A very young child: A six-month-old baby.
Same sign used for Infant
(Action of rocking a baby in one's arms) With the bent right arm cradled on the bent left arm, both palms facing up, swing the arms in the right and the left in front of the body with a double movement.
Same sign used for Infant
(Action of rocking a baby in one's arms) With the bent right arm cradled on the bent left arm, both palms facing up, swing the arms in the right and the left in front of the body with a double movement.
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Apple Slices dryed
Jonathan and Kayleigh waiting for the apples to grow
3 1/2 lbs. apples...peeled, cored and sliced
1 c. Lemon Juice
4 c. Water
2 c. Sugar
1 c. Brown Sugar
2 t. Cinnamon
pre-treat apple slices in lemon juice and water...soak fruit no longer than 10 minutes...Drain
Combine sugars and spice in large bowl
Put apples in sugar mixture
Dehydrate at 130 degrees for 20 hours ...Turn halfway through
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Bear Tales - Please
Please
rose fyleman
Please be careful where you tread,
The fairies are about
Last night when I had gone to bed
I heard them creeping out.
And wouldn't it be a dreadful thing
To do a fairy harm?
To crush a little delicate wing
Or bruise a tine are?
They're all about the place, I know
So do be careful where you go.
rose fyleman
Please be careful where you tread,
The fairies are about
Last night when I had gone to bed
I heard them creeping out.
And wouldn't it be a dreadful thing
To do a fairy harm?
To crush a little delicate wing
Or bruise a tine are?
They're all about the place, I know
So do be careful where you go.
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Easy Caramel Topping
In the top of a double broiler
Combine 28 carmels (1/2 pound) with 1/2 cup water
Heat over hot water, stirring occasionally till caramels melt
Serve warm or cool over ice cream
Makes 1 cup sauce.
Yummmm
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