Teacher Vannesa Houghtlin helps her students butter their freshly baked bread at Northern Lights School in Saranac Lake. Photo: Todd Moe
Jan 06, 2020 —
There's something special about bread that makes it universal. It's found in different forms around the world, and for some there's a connection to childhood memories. But bread is not just good to eat, it's a great activity for teaching youngsters all kinds of skills.
As part of our Bread Time Stories series, Todd Moe stopped by the Northern Lights School in Saranac Lake, where baking bread is part of the weekly curriculum for the young students.
Northern Lights is a nature based, Waldorf-inspired pre-school.
He arrived just as a batch of freshly baked rolls were being pulled out of the oven and smeared with sweet honey butter.
The youngsters grind the wheat kernels into flour, mix and knead the dough, wait for it to bake and then enjoy it as a school day snack. Photo provided
Little hands shape small loaves of bread that are shared with classmates. Photo provided
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