😮Mud #ReadAlong

This is the mud book. How to make pies and cakes. Janae picked this book out at the library. Mud pie. Some dirt and enough water. I remember playing on a mud slide. Ooh, mud slides are really messy. Dump it onto a newspaper. Bake outdoors in the sunshine where nothing is dripping. Step on it or pound it with a stone. Do you remember when we played in the mud in the backyard? Oh, yeah, that was so much fun. I could make bricks. Mud. This is where you get water from the well. I hope it works. Hey, Laura, I have a deck. Yes, it's still working. Now we just need to make the walls higher so we can get more water. Tomorrow morning, it'll be really stiff. Uh, uh, uh. Tons of dirt. You're a good girl, Janae. Right, Caleb? Mm-hmm. Now I have tons of good mud. Let's let that sit there soon, and soon it'll be perfect. Chocolate milk? For a birthday cake, you can add dandelions. Those make nice candles if they're all dried up. Now make a wish. Blow out the candles. I love it when books bring back so many memories. We've had a lot of fun with dirt. I also remember making mud balls at the cabin. Mud ball. That looks so fun. We're just making mud balls, you know. It looks a lot like fudge, but it's a chocolate. Okay. Is this the mud pile? Yeah. Mud pies are to make and to look at, not to eat. The end. Can you give it a high five? House out, let's go play.