Author: Ms Stevenson

 

Hi everyone,

I hope you’re all doing ok.  Here is the last recipe video.  I thought I’d do a couple of things for a summer picnic as we’re now allowed picnic and it is summer……just wish someone would tell the weather that!

Emma x

Good morning everyone,

I hope you’re all well and enjoying the sunshine – how lucky are we?

This week’s recipe is easy, good fun and really quick!  We made it with chocolate chips but as I say in the recipe, I think it would be really good with mini marshmallows.  Click on the link below to have a look. Let me know if you have a go.

 

Missing you all,

Emma x

Cake in a mug 1080p

Morning everyone, I hope you’ve all had a good holiday weekend.  Here is the latest recipe, if it looks too faffy you could always buy the sponges and ready made icing and assemble instead of bake.  Either way, if you attempt it don’t forget to email your pictures, it’s always lovely to hear from you.

Take care and keep well,

 

Emma x

Link to pizza video

Hello everyone,

 

Can’t believe it is Monday again!  Hope you’re all well, here is another recipe – it is a bit long and I realise that it’s quite hard to get flour in the shops so you can make things a bit easier by using a tortilla/muffin/pitta or naan as your pizza base.  Buon appetito!

Good morning everyone, I hope you’re all well. We’re missing you all and especially missing our Monday cooking sessions. Thought I’d send a wee video recipe. Apologies in advance, don’t think the kids have seen me without makeup on before!

http://pamis.org.uk/

 

Hi all,

Hope you’ve been enjoying the sunshine!  Just a wee idea from Pamis’s website.  Pamis is a Scottish organisation which supports people with profound and multiple learning difficulties and their families.  Click on the link above for access to lots more ideas.  Hope this finds you all well, remember to post some photos of what you’ve all been up to, it’s lovely to see.

 

Tips for home-made music makers and instruments –

Raid the kitchen cupboards, pots, pans, cake tins can be hit or swirled inside with spoons (metal or wooden), whisks, other cutlery and utensils to make a variety of sounds . Pots, pans, cake tins with pasta, oats, lentils etc swirled round inside. Grill/cooling racks and cheese graters with spoons swished up and down, fast and slow.

Containers e.g Pringles, hot chocolate, gravy granules, empty water bottles and milk cartons can all become ‘shakers’ filling them with a variety and quantity of materials. To get different sounds you can use gravel, stones, buttons as well as store cupboard ingredients but ensure tops are secured so children aren’t tempted to eat any escaping contents.

 

I might use some of these ideas on Thursday when we clap for our carers!

Just a short message to wish you all a happy and healthy Easter.

We are all missing the pupils in Room 7 and hope that you and your families are managing to survive without the routine and friendly faces that are so important to all of us.  Looking forward to seeing you all soon, we will be in touch after the holidays.

Take care,

Morna, Emma, Kaitlyn, Leanne and Louise xxx

https://www.scottishbooktrust.com/reading-and-stories/bookbug/bookbug-app

Good morning everyone,

Hope you are staying safe and well. I just discovered there is a Bookbug App. Click the link above for further information or search for Bookbug in your app store.

Enjoy!

Emma x