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Literacy Snack Idea Apple Pie

September 20, 2017

Literacy Snack Idea Apple Pie

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We’re keeping with our apple theme again this week and our Literacy Snack idea. We’re reading one of my favorite apple books, Amelia Bedelia’s First Apple Pie by Herman Parish.

Amelia is visiting her grandparents and making a pie with Grandma. She’s still up to her typical antics, mistaking Granny Smith for a person and thinking that a farmer’s market is a place to buy farmers. The illustrations are so bright and colorful.

Since Amelia is making her first apple pie in the book, we’re going to be making apple pie too! Well, as close as you can get without having access to an oven that is.

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ingredients

each student will need

1 tablespoon graham cracker crumbs

scoop of canned apple pie filling

whipped cream

sprinkle of cinnamon

small bowl or cup and spoon

Apple pie ingredients

Assemble

The students will scoop 1 tablespoon of graham cracker crumbs into the bottom of their bowl/cup. I found the crumbs at Walmart. You can of course just use regular graham crackers, put them into a ziplock bag and have the kids use a rolling pin to crush them. We’ve done that in the past, but for the sake of time,  I chose the pre-crushed box this time.

Apple pie in the classroom

Next, each student will need a scoop of apple pie filling a nice squirt of whipped cream and they can give a careful shake of cinnamon on top.  So simple, but they taste of so yummy! The kids just love them!

Apple pie in the classroom

While we’re assembling the apple pies, we talk about how the ones we made are different from the one that Amelia Bedelia made in the book.

Free Printable

While they are enjoying their delicious apple pie, they can work on the free printable I’ve created to go along with the book. They will use sequencing to number the boxes of how to make an apple pie.

How to make an apple pie sequencing free printable

You can download the free printable by clicking the green box.

Literacy Snack Idea Apple Pie

I hope your class enjoys making apple pie as much as mine does!

Thanks for stopping by!

Jenette

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    September 5, 2018 at 9:22 pm

    […] apples grow, so we’re having apple pie! We did read Amelia Bedelia’s First Apple Pie here and made apple pies in a cup if you’d like to do it that way. I just picked up an extra large […]

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