Who said the champagne needs to be sparkling and all? Have the students experience a sweet toast (alcohol-free!) with this chocolate filled activity.
- Duration: 1 Hour(s)
- Grade(s): 1st – 4th
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There’s fun in making desserts for the New Year. Decorate your glasses with your preferred chocolate and color, and then share them with others. It will be more enjoyable and exciting!
Who said the champagne needs to be sparkling and all? Have the students experience a sweet toast (alcohol-free!) with this chocolate filled activity.
As Robert Urich said, “A healthy outside starts from the inside.” This is true in many aspects, even in the food we eat. Students will work together to bake cauliflower tots and taste it together afterwards!
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