Yesterday, the kids made clove apples. We put the cloves in a bunch of cinnamon first so they would smell extra good — and it worked. Everyone had so much fun making these and now my kitchen smells nice. I love fall.
EMAIL ME
archives
Sarah’s Filter…By manager53Mon November 19, 2012
Wild OnionsBy Sharon EdwardsSat March 4, 2023- The Twenty-Four Days…By Sharon EdwardsThu December 22, 2016
- Starting The Christm…By Sharon EdwardsMon November 27, 2017
- Baby ShowerBy Sharon EdwardsFri October 14, 2016
- The Twenty-Four Days…By Sharon EdwardsSat December 23, 2017
- Girls Will Be GirlsBy manager53Thu March 13, 2014
- Our TripBy Sharon EdwardsWed September 4, 2019
- Liebster Blog AwardBy manager53Mon October 14, 2013
- I Know it’s Au…By Sharon EdwardsWed September 22, 2021
- The Twenty-Four Days…By Sharon EdwardsFri December 18, 2020
- The Twenty-Four Days…By Sharon EdwardsFri December 5, 2025
- S’mores and Mo…By Sharon EdwardsFri September 22, 2017
- New SkillsBy Sharon EdwardsFri May 8, 2020
- The Twenty-Four Days…By Sharon EdwardsSun December 19, 2021
Copyright © 2026 · Dynamik-Gen on Genesis Framework · WordPress · Log in
We are reading through the Little House books and were reading about clove apples. We'll have to do this soon. Good way to build fine motor skills and just like with the puzzles, keeps little hands occupied. We love doing puzzles when it's too cold to play outside!
That’s exactly where we got the idea from.