Morning Glory Children: Summer with the Morning Glories!

Bread Before Bed!

Mother's Little Helper Bread Recipe

1 cup warm water

1 Tablespoon fast acting yeast

1 Tablespoon honey or sugar

1 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon oil

3 cups flour –approximately-

If you use whole wheat and white flour add wheat in the middle of the process and use

1 cup whole wheat to 2 cups white

Add yeast to warm water and immediately add sweetener (sugar works a bit better) let sit for a few minutes until the yeast is activated. Add the rest of the ingredients except flour.

This mixture can sit for several minutes without changing the outcome.

When you are ready - begin adding flour half a cup at a time. When the mixture begins to resemble a ball take it out of the bowl and begin kneading on the table—adding a teaspoon of flour at a time until the dough is soft but not sticky. This recipe is best for rolls and is ideal for serving fresh.

Preheat oven to 400 degrees and bake for 20 minutes or until golden brown.

Friday, June 25, 2010

Summer with the Morning Glories!

This summer allow your child to enjoy

the blessings that the season has to offer at

MORNING GLORY CHILDREN

The summer program at Morning Glory is dedicated to engaging your child in the quiet lull that summer time elicits. Your child will embrace the opportunity to spend hours out of doors caring for their enviroment and sharing time with friends old and new. Water play, crafts, drawing, singing, painting, storytelling, nature walks, gardening, bread baking, puppet show, woodworking, cooperative games will delight your child and provide a nurturing environment where they can experience all the wonders of the season.

Our days are sure to be filled with singing, imaginative play, handcrafts, art and nature walks, and yet there is still plenty of time for the children to explore, to create, to drink up summer and all it offers.

Whether your child is present for one week or for the entire program they will be left with memories and experiences that will awaken their sense of wonder and imagination and nourish their inherent connection to nature.

1 comment:

efrainMarch 7, 2012 at 7:33 AM
Hello Friends of Morning Glory Children!
We are happy to announce our new website. To see it go to www.morningglorychildren.com and check out all our exciting new programs
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