In March, the students in Room 119, toured the Farkas Bakery on Lorain Ave. on the near-west side of Cleveland, Ohio. Interestingly, Ed Kroeger, the owner, is a graduate of Urban Community School. He also graduated from Xavier University which is my alma mater.
Farkas Bakery is an old-style European Bakery. Mr. Kroeger bakes the original recipes using some original equipment and some updated equipment. The baked goods are delicious and well-worth the trip to the bakery.
While we were there, he showed the students all of the ingredients and equipment. He even let them roll out dough! They had a wonderful time and learned alot about running a business.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Stellaluna by A. H.
I like Stellaluna, but it was sad. But it had a happy ending. I like the play and the book. Stellaluna is a fruit bat.
Stellaluna Review by N. B.
There were three birds. Their names were Flitter, Pip, and Flap. Stellaluna landed in a soft nest. I iked the costumes and there were songs and music. The play was long. My favorite characters were Flitter and the Great White Owl.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Stellaluna Characters by N. R.
Stella luna fell in a nest in a tree. There was an owl, Stellaluna, Mom Bat, Mom Bird, and the baby birds. TheMom Bat was happy when she found her baby bat, Stellaluna.
Stellaluna by A. D.
I did not like the Stellaluna play. It was boring. I did like the owl. It was scary. I thought the owl was funny. There was not enough action. I did like the bus ride.
The Stellaluna by J. W.
I liked the play. It was good. I liked the costumes. My favorite characters are Flap, Flip, and Flitter. They are my favorite because they are very funny.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Stellaluna by O. N.
I did not like it (the play) because it was weird and romantic. Not enough action. I liked the owl because he was big in the play, but small in the book. The owl was in the beginning and the end. The end was cool because the owl dove down and hit with its wings the tunnel. I did like it because of the owl.
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