If you haven't noticed, we love making graham crackers. You can see our recipe here. (Update! If you have been following I have chosen change the link to our Maple Graham post for better pics on making homemade graham crackers.)
With this recipe you can choose a honey flavor or a maple flavor. Either way they're yummy. We like to change it up from time to time.
We made the dough and rolled it out. We cut out rectangles. Then, we took a bamboo skewer and gently pressed it through the middle of each rectangle. Be careful not to push it all the way through. Then, we used mini chocolate chips for the dots. We pressed them into the dough before we baked them. The picture above shows them after we baked them. The chocolate chips only softened, but did not melt. They firmed up again after they had cooled. Once they had cooled we practiced our addition facts. Then, we ate our math facts! (We needed some review in subtraction. ;)! )
They will split in half with out any problem, just like a store bought graham cracker!
This is perfect when you're subtracting!
This is wonderful!
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Thanks so much for sharing, as I'm gonna try to make it. I'm sure it's fun to make and the kids (not mine yet) will love it
This is just such fun! My son would love these.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea. I love it. How creative.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea!! I found you from Sun Scholars and now am a new follower!
ReplyDeleteThank you! Have fun! :)
ReplyDeleteHow fun, simple & creative :) Would like to invite you to share this with us at Sharing Saturday...
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Thanks so much and have a great weekend,
~MiaB
Oh, how fun!! I love that you make your own and definitely want to try your recipe. Thank you for sharing at Sharing Saturday! I hope you will share with us again this week.
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