That was really fun making butter like the pioneers did in the mid 1800's. What was your favorite part of making butter. Write 3 to 4 complete sentences about making butter and also include the second way the pioneers made butter while traveling in their wagons. Also write about what you looking forward to at Pioneer Hour?
Hello Houston from Malaga, Spain. :-) It looks like you guys are having lots of fun. We will be looking and commenting this week... and we would love to find out more about life and learning in Houston.
This is Mr Freedman and the Portgordon primary 2/3/4 class from Scotland. Your blog is looking very good. We like the post about you making butter. It was very intersting. We are looking forward to exploring your blog more over the coming week. We are also looking forward to you looking at our blog. We are getting very excited about quadblogging.
We have been looking at the clock which shows what time in Houston our comments go up. Here, it is 3.00 pm exactly. We are just finsihing school for the day. You on the other hand are just having your breakfast and getting ready. Ha ha ha ha. Only joking, your school looks amazing. Hope you have a great day.
Hello Kinkaid school, this is Moulsham Junior School, England, We're very excited to be working with you this week. Your blog looks really good and your videos look like you have fun learning. We never knew that shaking milk would turn into butter.
I loved making butter because we got to shake the jar. To make butter we used salt and milk with some cream in it. It was really salty!!!!!! When pioneers made butter they would do the same thing but instead the would hang the jar to the wagon since it was bumpy it would shake around and you would have butter!!!!!!!!!!
HI my favorite part about making the butter was shaking it to be solid butter. I would always try to be last so I would have to hold the heaviest part of it.It was also funny the way that people would shake the butter.We had a great time doing it.I think the pioneers did it the same way as us and sometimes they hooked it to their wagon so it would shake while the wagon moved.I am looking forward to pioneer hour because I can show my pioneer journal to my parents.
My favorite part of making butter was shaking the jar to get the butter.Because you can move your arm in many different ways,it was very fun.There is also another way Pioneers made butter.They would attach the can of butter to the wagon with a rope,and that would make the butter shake.
I had an especially fun to make making butter. Shaking the jar by moving your arms in all sorts of directions to try to turn it into butter was an extremely fun activity. But that was not the only way that pioneers made butter, they would attach the barrel of soon to be butter with a rope to the wagon, and all of the bumps on the Oregon trail shook the barrel, and by the time they stopped to rest it had turned into butter! " It was really salty when we did it!"
I like to shake the butter!The only thing that could keep me on track was to nod my head and say SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!in my head.What the pioneers did to make butter was simple.All you had to do was put the ingredients in a jar and tie it to the wagon and the ingredients would mix on the bumpy road.What I am looking forward to do on pioneer day is to wear my pioneer day outfit to school!!!
Making the butter was a lot of fun. When we first got the jar it was just heavy whipping cream and salt. When we were making the butter, we passed the jar around and shook the jar as hard as we could. Soon, the mixture had turned into solid butter. When we tasted it, it was very salty. I had so much fun acting like the pioneers and making butter. The pioneers made butter by putting milk in a bucket and then they hung the bucket to the wagon hoops. The wagon would bump and bounce along so by the end of the day the milk was at least an inch-thick ball of butter. I am looking forward to showing my family what I learned.
I had a lot of fun making the butter.At first I thought it would just stay like that but in the end it turned out to be butter.Another way the pioneers mada butter was by hanging a bottle of whipping cream and salt on the wagon hoops.The trail was so bumpy that by the end of the day it turned into butter.I look forward to showing my parents my voicethread.
I was so fun to shake it up to make butter. I saw angus hold his breath and everyone said "breathe breathe". I'm looking forward to showing my mom my pioneer book. My mom is going to think it is really cool. There is a lot of action in it.
The other way that pioneers made butter is by putting it on a string in a jar. The trail was so bumpy that the butter churned it's self.During pioneer hour I am looking forward to making biscits.
It was really fun making butter especially when it was your turn to shake.I am looking forward to pioneer hour so we can dress up like pioneers did.It might have been fun making butter but personaly it tasted awful!
my favorite part about making butter was shaking it. i really really really really liked the taste of the butter.almost everyone said the butter was too salty so mrs o'connell added more wiping cream.
I never knew that pioneers made butter until I studied about it. I always thought that they brought the butter with them. I really liked making and shaking the butter. My favorite part was tasting the butter. It was very, very, very salty. Barely anyone liked it. I look forward to trying more food on pioneer day!!
Butter! Butter! Butter! Fun! Fun! Fun! Exstuhsting! Exstuhsting! Exstuhsting! Making butter was exstuhsting but the fun paid off for it. On the oregon trail pioneers would hang a bucket of milk in there wagon in the morning and in the afternoon the milk had been so shaken up that it had turned to butter! I've got to say that my favorite thing about making butter was shacking the jar of milk. It was so much fun! If you want to make butter I'll give you the ingredients salt,heavy whipping cream and salt have fun. Also when we tried the butter only Matthew and me liked it weird. Bye.
My favorite part of making butter was shaking it. I think the second way the pioneers made butter was to put the stuff in the wagon and since it was bumpy it would shake. I am looking forward to cookies on Pioneer Day!
We really enjoyed reading your cool comments about making butter. Here in Scotland we don't really know anything about the pioneers. If you would be able to tell us more, that would be wonderful!
My favorite part of the butter making was SHAKING THE LIFE OUT OF IT!!!!!!!. The way pioneers made butter was neat. The pioneers made butter by putting it on a loop and letting it sway to make butter. I hope you learned something new.
Making the butter was really fun and the tasting it was to but i think it was to salty.I loved shaking it it really wore out my arm but it was worth it.And after we tasted it and everyone thought it was to salty Mrs.O'Connell put some more of that cream in the butter and we put in the fridge and its still in their freezing.Also Mrs.Fain was their and she would check it and tell us if it was butter.We had a lot of fun.
To make the butter you had to mix whipping cream with salt. My faveret part was shaking the butter. In my opinyon the butter was not my favret but it was fun making it.
I loved making butter like the pioneers did back in the 1840s.My favorite part of making butter was shake shake shake!!!! You shake it in till its butter or the other way the pioneers made butter was to hang it to the top of your wagon because it was so bumpy you can make butter.Im so excited about pioneer day getting all dressed up and showing are parents about the pioneers.
hi there!! I am Nina from Malaga I really like your class doing butter. In Spain we usually eat olive oil instead of butter. By the way for how long did you need to shake your butter? Hope you do more videos! byee!! :)
Hello Houston from Malaga, Spain. :-) It looks like you guys are having lots of fun. We will be looking and commenting this week... and we would love to find out more about life and learning in Houston.
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DeleteThis is Mr Freedman and the Portgordon primary 2/3/4 class from Scotland. Your blog is looking very good. We like the post about you making butter. It was very intersting. We are looking forward to exploring your blog more over the coming week. We are also looking forward to you looking at our blog. We are getting very excited about quadblogging.
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I am really looking forward to quad-blogging with you this week. Talk to you soon!:)
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DeleteWe have been looking at the clock which shows what time in Houston our comments go up. Here, it is 3.00 pm exactly. We are just finsihing school for the day. You on the other hand are just having your breakfast and getting ready. Ha ha ha ha. Only joking, your school looks amazing. Hope you have a great day.
All the best
Mr Freedman and The Primary 4s (Scotland)
Hello Kinkaid school, this is Moulsham Junior School, England, We're very excited to be working with you this week. Your blog looks really good and your videos look like you have fun learning. We never knew that shaking milk would turn into butter.
ReplyDeleteI hope I can visit England one day soon!!!
DeleteI've been to England its really cool.
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DeleteI have been to England before. It is my favorite place to visit.
DeleteYes.It was fun making butter!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DeleteI really loved making butter it was soooooooo fun! I was really tired at the end of it though.
DeleteHello I'm Javi from Malaga, the best city and I especially think that your video is realy cool.
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DeleteI loved making butter because we got to shake the jar. To make butter we used salt and milk with some cream in it. It was really salty!!!!!! When pioneers made butter they would do the same thing but instead the would hang the jar to the wagon since it was bumpy it would shake around and you would have butter!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHI my favorite part about making the butter was shaking it to be solid butter. I would always try to be last so I would have to hold the heaviest part of it.It was also funny the way that people would shake the butter.We had a great time doing it.I think the pioneers did it the same way as us and sometimes they hooked it to their wagon so it would shake while the wagon moved.I am looking forward to pioneer hour because I can show my pioneer journal to my parents.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite part of making butter was shaking the jar to get the butter.Because you can
ReplyDeletemove your arm in many different ways,it was very fun.There is also another way Pioneers made butter.They would attach the can of butter to the wagon with a rope,and that would make the butter shake.
I had an especially fun to make making butter. Shaking the jar by moving your arms in all sorts of directions to try to turn it into butter was an extremely fun activity. But that was not the only way that pioneers made butter, they would attach the barrel of soon to be butter with a rope to the wagon, and all of the bumps on the Oregon trail shook the barrel, and by the time they stopped to rest it had turned into butter!
ReplyDelete" It was really salty when we did it!"
I like to shake the butter!The only thing that could keep me on track was to nod my head and say SHAKE SHAKE SHAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!in my head.What the pioneers did to make butter was simple.All you had to do was put the ingredients in a jar and tie it to the wagon and the ingredients would mix on the bumpy road.What I am looking forward to do on pioneer day is to wear my pioneer day outfit to school!!!
ReplyDeleteMaking the butter was a lot of fun. When we first got the jar it was just heavy whipping cream and salt. When we were making the butter, we passed the jar around and shook the jar as hard as we could. Soon, the mixture had turned into solid butter. When we tasted it, it was very salty. I had so much fun acting like the pioneers and making butter. The pioneers made butter by putting milk in a bucket and then they hung the bucket to the wagon hoops. The wagon would bump and bounce along so by the end of the day the milk was at least an inch-thick ball of butter. I am looking forward to showing my family what I learned.
ReplyDeleteI had a lot of fun making the butter.At first I thought it would just stay like that but in the end it turned out to be butter.Another way the pioneers mada butter was by hanging a bottle of whipping cream and salt on the wagon hoops.The trail was so bumpy that by the end of the day it turned into butter.I look forward to showing my parents my voicethread.
ReplyDeleteI was so fun to shake it up to make butter. I saw angus hold his breath and everyone said "breathe breathe". I'm looking forward to showing my mom my pioneer book. My mom is going to think it is really cool. There is a lot of action in it.
ReplyDeleteThe other way that pioneers made butter is by putting it on a string in a jar. The trail was so bumpy that the butter churned it's self.During pioneer hour I am looking forward to making biscits.
ReplyDeleteIt was really fun making butter especially when it was your turn to shake.I am looking forward to pioneer hour so we can dress up like pioneers did.It might have been fun making butter but personaly it tasted awful!
ReplyDeletemy favorite part about making butter was shaking it. i really really really really liked the taste of the butter.almost everyone said the butter was too salty so mrs o'connell added more wiping cream.
ReplyDeleteI never knew that pioneers made butter until I studied about it. I always thought that they brought the butter with them. I really liked making and shaking the butter. My favorite part was tasting the butter. It was very, very, very salty. Barely anyone liked it. I look forward to trying more food on pioneer day!!
ReplyDeleteButter! Butter! Butter! Fun! Fun! Fun! Exstuhsting! Exstuhsting! Exstuhsting! Making butter was exstuhsting but the fun paid off for it. On the oregon trail pioneers would hang a bucket of milk in there wagon in the morning and in the afternoon the milk had been so shaken up that it had turned to butter! I've got to say that my favorite thing about making butter was shacking the jar of milk. It was so much fun! If you want to make butter I'll give you the ingredients salt,heavy whipping cream and salt have fun. Also when we tried the butter only Matthew and me liked it weird. Bye.
ReplyDeletehi there!!!! I´m Esperanza G (Malaga) and I like your video of doing butter. :-) lol I´m waiting to see another vidio of yours.
ReplyDeleteGreat! I think we might make more witch I am very excited to do!
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DeleteThanks, I am so excited to be quad-blogging with you guys!
DeleteMy favorite part of making butter was shaking it. I think the second way the pioneers made butter was to put the stuff in the wagon and since it was bumpy it would shake. I am looking forward to cookies on Pioneer Day!
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ReplyDeleteWe really enjoyed reading your cool comments about making butter. Here in Scotland we don't really know anything about the pioneers. If you would be able to tell us more, that would be wonderful!
All the best
Portgordon Primary
the pioneers were brave thats another fact i want to know about spain.
Delete1 fact would be that children were expected to act like adults!
DeleteOne fact I know is that the kids had more chores than usual.
DeleteThe pioneers woke up at four in the morning so that they could start on the trail early.
DeleteMy favorite part of the butter making was SHAKING THE LIFE OUT OF IT!!!!!!!. The way pioneers made butter was neat.
ReplyDeleteThe pioneers made butter by putting it on a loop and letting it sway to make butter. I hope you learned something new.
Making the butter was really fun and the tasting it was to but i think it was to salty.I loved shaking it it really wore out my arm but it was worth it.And after we tasted it and everyone thought it was to salty Mrs.O'Connell put some more of that cream in the butter and we put in the fridge and its still in their freezing.Also Mrs.Fain was their and she would check it and tell us if it was butter.We had a lot of fun.
ReplyDeleteTo make the butter you had to mix whipping cream with salt. My faveret part was shaking the butter. In my opinyon the butter was not my favret but it was fun making it.
ReplyDeleteI loved making butter like the pioneers did back in the 1840s.My favorite part of making butter was shake shake shake!!!! You shake it in till its butter or the other way the pioneers made butter was to hang it to the top of your wagon because it was so bumpy you can make butter.Im so excited about pioneer day getting all dressed up and showing are parents about the pioneers.
ReplyDeleteHi our names are lana and ebony. We like your butter because your vidio of the butter and you.I hope you enjoy looking at our blog on the fourth weak.
Deletehi there!! I am Nina from Malaga I really like your class doing butter. In Spain we usually eat olive oil instead of butter. By the way for how long did you need to shake your butter? Hope you do more videos! byee!! :)
ReplyDeleteI think we will do another video some time soon!!
ReplyDeletehi I am megan I am from Scotland I love your blog I relly like draw your own stick man
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I like butter
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I love your blog it,s awesome are you excited for the next blog I now I,am
ReplyDeleteBrodie (Scotland)
Hello I am Gonzalo of Malaga I like your blog.
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ReplyDeleteyour blog is a amazing.The butter looks good.We want to learn more about piner hour.The desses looked FANTASTIC!!!
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Hello this is ruby from moulsham butter making looks very fun I might try !!!!
ReplyDeleteHello this is grace from moulsham junior school. Making butter looks fun.I wish we could make butter at our school. I will try it at home.
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