How to Make Schlopp

In the story it talks about schlopp, schloop, beautiful schlopp, beautiful schlopp with a cherry on top. We made our own schlopp complete with a cherry on top! We used this to practice our skills at writing a step-by-step procedure so that others could make it at home.
Here are a few examples.

How to make schloop

By Sofia

Ingredients

-Bowl

-Cream

-Yoghurt

-Spoons

-Beater

-Cherries

-Icing Sugar

Method

First you need to put the cream in the bowl.

Then you need to beat the cream. While you are beating the cream put the icing sugar in and keep on beating until the cream is thick.

Next you fold the yoghurt and the cream after it has been beaten.

Then put the schlopp on the spoon.

Lastly put a cherry on top and eat the schlopp.

How to make schlopp

By Amelia

Ingredients

-Bowl

-Spoons

-Cherries

-Cream

-Beater

-Icing Sugar

-Yoghurt

Method

First we need our bowl.

Next we need to put the cream in the bowl.

Now we need to put some icing sugar in the bowl with the beater.

Next we need to mix the cream and the icing sugar until it is thick.

Now you stop mixing.

Next you put your yoghurt in.

Now you fold the ingredients in the bowl.

Now we take our spoon then dip it into the bowl and put a cherry on top.

Now eat it.

More Silly Seuss Sentences

After we had separated words into real words and Seuss words we had to create our own silly sentence using one Seuss word in it.

Silly Seuss Sentences

Here's a few of our silly sentences.
Listen and have a laugh.

Silly Seuss Sentences

After reading 'Oh, The Thinks You Can Think,' we looked at some different words there were real words and Seuss words. Dr Seuss had lots of fun making up rhyming words! We put them into different hats and then made up our own silly Seuss sentences using one words from the real side and one word from the Seuss side. Here is what a few of us came up with!

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We read the book 'Oh, The Thinks We Can Think,' then we thought about what thinking means to us. Listen to what we think, thinking means.