Moon Rock Cakes

I made Moon Rock Cakes from a recipe in the Puffin Post Magazine.

The Mole Sisters and the Moonlit Night

The Mole Sisters and the Moonlit Night

The world is a wonderful place and anything can happen on a beautiful moonlit night.
"La bela Luna," sang the mole sisters in Italian, and gazed up at the night sky.
"Oh look!"
"A shooting star."
"Quick -- lets's make a wish."
"Mmmm ... ... mmmmm ... MWAH -- it worked!"
"We're on the moon."
"Imagine that! Moles on the moon."
"It's a bit like home", they said, and sighed.
"Mmmmmm ... MWAH -- it worked!"
"We're home."
"And ... .. that just goes to show", said the mole sisters.
"Anything really can happen on a beautiful moonlit night. Especially to us !"

Oat Crunch

Ingredients

1. 11 hand fulls of Oats
2. 9 hand fulls of Sunflower seeds
3. 1 egg
4. 1 teaspoon Honey
5. 1 tablespoon of Milk
6. half teaspoon of sugar

Grind oats and sunflower seeds to a flour.

Add egg to form a dough.

Form the dough into a biscuit shape.

Sprinkle with sugar.

Bake biscuit for twenty minutes at 150°.

My Mummy

Tummy tickler, garden weeder, flower planter

great teacher, cake maker, fun creator, bossy bosser.

MY MUMMY

A Song of the Weather by Michael Flanders

January brings the snow
Makes your feet and fingers glow

February's Ice and sleet
Freeze the toes right off your feet

Welcome March with wintry wind
Would thou wer't not so unkind

April brings the sweet spring showers
On and on for hours and hours

Farmers fear unkindly May
Frost by night and hail by day

June just rains and never stops
Thirty days and spoils the crops

In July the sun is hot
Is it shining? No, it's not

August cold, and dank, and wet
Brings more rain than any yet

Bleak September's mist and mud
Is enough to chill the blood

Then October adds a gale
Wind and slush and rain and hail

Dark November brings the fog
Should not do it to a dog

Freezing wet December then:
Bloody January again!

Wheat Crunch

Ingredients

1. 8 ears Wheat
2. 2 tablespoons Desiccated Coconut
3. 1 teaspoon Honey
4. 1 teaspoon of water
5. 1 half Pecan nut
6. 4 Raisins

Rub the wheat ears to remove the chaff.

Grind grains of wheat into flour using a pestle and mortar.

Add the coconut and the honey to the flour.

Add a teaspoon full of water to make a dough.

Form the dough into a biscuit shape.

Break the pecan into four pieces and place on biscuit.

Place the raisins in the middle.

Bake biscuit for fifteen minutes at 150°.

Lost and Found

We walked and walked until we met a woman wearing a sticky-out dress with frills.
"You are Victorian!" we shouted.
"Of course I am, I am Victoria. Go straight to the right until you see some hippos. Follow them until you meet some little men."
So we walked and we walked until we met some hippos. We followed them until we met some little men. We followed the men through a wood. As we came out of the wood out of a bush popped a pink, fluffy face, then out came the body. It was a pink bird.
It chased us all the way back to the school mini bus where we told every one about it. No one believed us though.