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The Advocate KID SCOOP Wednesday. October 8, 2003 Wccdly Writing A Newspaper Activity Page for Young People Corner Hi! I'm Cornelius the scarecrow. Let's look tl at tne amazing story of a favorite treat Popcorn Schinkel, Graphics Vol. 19 No. 41 Tills LUeeK: 2003 by Vicki Whiting, Editor Jeff -i 1 Follow maze the If I could pick a snack to put popcorn in, I would have a flavored popcorn sundae.

The popcorn would be coated with chocolate, caramel, cherry, strawberry and blueberry. Swirls of all the coatings would be in the ice cream. This would be a great snack to have popcorn in. Sindhura Chitturi, 7th grade Granville Middle School My recipe for a popcorn snack is take unbuttered popped popcorn and put it in a bowl. Then put mini marshmallows in.

Last you put chocolate chips in, then mix it all together. In the end you should end up with a delicious popcorn snack. Taryn Collins, 6th grade Utica Elementary When I'm watching TV I have to have a snack, and a snack I would like to have is popcorn with chocolate chips, nuts, cheese, sugar, chopped up apples, and chips. That's what kind of snack I like. Madison McCartney, 4th grade Thornville Elementary For my snack "Hop and Pop," first I put the to find missing number! Waaaaaaaay before there were movies, there was popcorn.

Archeologists have found evidence that makes them think people could have snacked on popcorn more than 1 years ago! 1 rD JUS True or False: Native Americans introduced popped corn to pilgrims at popcorn in a bowl. Then I put sugar in the bowl, too. Now I put in 3 teaspoons of nuts, and chocolate in the bowl. Then L-TL 2J True or False: Ancient kernels of popcorn found in Peru can still pop. True or False: Unpopped kernels are called old men.

Link: History: Compare and contrast everyday life in places and recognize that some things change over peiieo eje Aaui -esie-i 9 emi 0 first hold stick SHE IT True or False: Americans eat about 5 gallons of popcorn per person each year. kJT True or False: The oldest ears of popcorn ever found were discovered in the Bat Cave of New Mexico. Some were smaller than a penny and were about 4,000 years old. Standards times enji fi snJi -spiblu ami 'JeaA ipea ujoodod jo suohb6 and pio POPCORN! 80,000 M.M. taw im.

JL uuv Nobody knows why popcorn pops. True or False: Pilgrims used to eat popcorn cereal for breakfast, pouring milk and sugar over it. esiej 3 1 irnrm 1m Look through the newspaper for words that make you think about popcorn. Try to find three nouns, three verbs and three adjectives. Use the words to write a poem or paragraph about popcorn.

Standards Link: Grammar: Recognize and use nouns, verbs and adjectives. IU lj 8.000 some M's. Madison Snider, 4th grade Thornville Elementary Take your popcorn, dump it into your bowl. Take your fruit loops, dump it into your bowl. Mix it up.

Take your chocolate, lay it on top. Sami Harris, 4th grade Thornville Elementary First you pop popcorn and put it in a bowl. Put in Chex Mix and chocolate chips and a little cinnamon. Mix up by shaking the bowl. Mikey Eberts, 4th grade Thornville Elementary The kind of popcorn I am going to invent is spicy.

You need to have salt, spices, pepper, butter, Jalapenos, little bit of hot sauce, and oil. The popcorn invented you can eat as a side dish, or even for a snack when you are watching a movie. My popcorn is really good. It's spicy though. Sita Patel, 8th grade Licking Heights Jr.

High If I could, I'd invent a new snack, and call it Hoppin' Poppin'. It would contain hot buttery, salty popcorn, caramel, peanut butter, marshmallows, and sugar. First I mix the ingredients together. The popcorn would be on the outside. I'd smear caramel all along the side of the kernels.

Next, I'd put peanut butter on the marshmallows, and caramel on the sides that would stick to the popcorn. Hoppin' Poppin would be all round, like a ball. Thanksgiving. They liked to an oiled ear of popcorn on a over the fire, then munch the popped kernels right off the cob. gi.

moqe ies sueouewv 'pjeog ujoodod sajejs psiiun 8MI oj 6uipjooov Once you'd take a bit of the "ball," it would have you Hoppin' and a-Poppin'l hard shell of a kernel of dodcoiti there is a little bit of WZAijlii. When the kernel gets really CDCT, the water inside turns into f-lrfIVTA. The pressure from the steam causes the kernel to explode and You get a fluffy white popped kernel! ZinO dOd RAT in so will i i. (stop; Use yellow to color all the popcornpieces that have words that rhyme with Use red to color all the pieces with words that rhyme with E33lF -v ran mhi Li Recognize rhyming words. Reading Comprehension: Follow simple written directions.

Find the words in the puzzle, then in this week's Kid Scoop stories and activities. different time. iMOieq Ajois eac -esiB-i -fr erui Store popcorn kernels a tightly sealed jar that they not dry out. -uvor POPCORN SCARECROW PRESSURE FRACTION CARAMEL OILED CORNELIUS KERNEL CEREAL POEM SHELL POPS PIE MUNCH MILK by (it NewarkAdvocate.com rr hrnni nrv riir 4 Standards words. Ashley Moss, 8th grade Licking Heights Jr.

High Inaredients: 1 medium loaf French bread. bag of popcorn. cup butter, softened, Is cup grated Parmesan cheese. Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. Cut the bread into 1-inch slices; don't cut all the way through.

Combine the butter and Parmesan in a small bowl. Spread the mixture between the slices. Wrap the bread in foil and bake for about 1 5 min utes. When done, take 3 slices of bread and fill the top of each bread with pop-, corn. For extra taste, top it with Parmesan sauce and enjoy! Jessica Hudson, 8th grade Licking Heights Jr.

High I am going to tell you about a new pop corn I just invented. It's called Pizza Popcorn. The first thing you need to do is get some pizza sauce and boil it for about ten minutes. While that's cooking, you pop the popcorn and get some cheese and put it on the popcorn, and then when the sauce is ready, put it on the popcorn and put in the oven for about five minutes. Let it cool off; then you're done.

Richard Cruder, 8th grade Licking Heights Jr. High My snack would be great. I would make a caramel apple with popcorn instead of nuts. You could even make it at home. All you need is apples, caramel, popcorn and popsicle sticks.

Here's how you make it. Heat the caramel up on the stove. While that's melting, put a popsicle stick in the bottom of the apple. When the caramel has melted, place the apple in the caramel until it's covered comDletelv. Take the apple out of the caramel and roll it in buttery popcorn.

Let it cool and then enjoy. It should be in stores soon. I hope you like it. Sarah Phillips, 8th grade Licking Heights Jr. High Flying Pigs? Finish this sentence: If pigs could fly Deadline: Nov.

2, 2003 Published: Week of Nov. 30, 2003 Send your story to: NIEThe Advocate 22 N. First St Newark. Ohio 43055, call (740) 328-8540 or e-mail: rsagarnncogannett.com Please include your school and grade. Standards Link: Word Analysis: ornelius made a pie chart showing the kinds of popcorn he and his friends like to eat.

What fraction like cheese popcorn? 8 What fraction like plain popcorn? What fraction like caramel popcorn? 8 Standards Link: Data Analysis: Analyze data in a group. Words That POP! STLENREKSM OCEREALUNE AD I EMRREL I AMU MIUOETGEES ALSNCCOSNS RKRACPRPI AORACHOOKR CFLLEHSPWP Plain Popcorn Is Cheese Popcorn Caramel Popcorn graphs. Number Sense: Recognize fractions as part of Sponsored Link: Letter sequencing. Recognizing identical Skim and scan reading. Recall spelling patterns.

Advocate And The Advocate's Newspaper In Education program coordinator Rebekah C. Sagar, (740)-328-8540 rsagar nncogannett.com Onomatopoeia is what you call a word that sounds just like the sound that word describes. The word pop sounds like the sound of a pop. Can you find examples of other onomatopoeia in the newspaper? Standards Link: Literary Analysis: Recognize devices. and use literary.