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Fun Snack Ideas & Recipes Vampire cookies- easy to make and super fun! What you'll need: Chocolate chip cookies (2 for each cookie), small marshmallows (two large bags), nuts for fangs, red decorating icing, white decorating icing. Directions: 1. Take one cookie and spread white icing on the top, attach marshmallows. 2. Put more white icing on top and then place second cookie. 3. Go around the top and bottom of the marshmallows with red icing to create a gum look. 4. Attach nuts with white icing with about two marshmallows between each. 5. Enjoy! Alien Snacks- fun to make and even better to enjoy! What you'll need: Chocolate pudding, vanilla pudding, green gummies, green straws, large marshmallows, green sprinkles, and white icing. Directions: 1. Alternate layering chocolate and vanilla pudding as evenly as possible. 2. Top the pudding with the green gummies on top. 3. Appy white icing in a circle to the large marsh mallows, then put the green sprinkles on top, making sure they've stuck. 4. Stick top of straw into back of marshmallows. 5. Stick straws into pudding to look like eyes.
To our beloved reader, If I was under the supposition that there was even slight possibility that you did not enjoy this magazine, I would speak the shallow words “I hope you enjoyed this magazine.” Contrary, I know you did, so I feel no obligation to the phrase. Let me take a moment to tell you why you enjoyed it so much. In case you weren't under suspicion, we are in fact not Yale professors, florists, or graduates of Spillville Department of Instruction (or as Angel argues Deparment of Boredom). We are high school juniors enrolled in the cut-throat arena of AP Language and Composition, a class that has an infamous history of head-throbbing essay prompts, stacks in the hundreds of vocabulary words, and reading excerpts that must be read at least five times before attaining a slight suggestion of what the author was talking about . However, we are different. Instead of the monotony that so many experience in high school english, we are blessed with a class of fifteen creative, heart-felt, and gifted young people who amaze me every day in their ability to turn the tedium of english into something so much more. Unlike those cryptic essay prompts, we receive relevant writing experiences (like this one), allowing a vessel for creativity and growth. Instead of those vocab flashcards, we play games with them. We have journals twice a week in which a member of the class leads a presentation on a particular topic, and then presents relevant (usually thought-provoking) questions; we write, discuss, laugh, secure the security (wait, what?), and sometimes cry (thank you, Cynthia). We read books such as Walden (who is not a person), The Scarlet Letter, and Their Eyes Were Watching God, and discuss why they matter. Beyond the boredom, our class is replete with laughter and love; it has been a joy to work with them. And then there's Spillman. Our teacher. Instead of lectures, our pots are filled with funny stories of Spillman's teenage and college years. Above the mainstream teacher, he is a father to us, and instills his comforting nature and affectionate charisma into the everyday classroom. He communicates every day that he is much more than an english teacher; he is a friend. While he is only in his fourth year of teaching, he is the epidemy of an excellent teacher—the state picked up on this when evaluating him with a perfect score. He offers a perfect balance between a challenge and a positive experience. He is the foundation of the success in our classroom. Ultimately, we are not your average english class. We find meaning in everything, from the old classics to the classics we create on our own. If you are an educator and reading this, we hope that someday we can instill the same gifts in other’s lives, the gifts you give every day—knowledge, which extends into power; hope which extends into life; happiness which extends into joy. This magazine is our first attempt at that, and it will certainly not be the last. And that's why you liked it. Jack Davis, Editor Jack Davis is head of the Street Department in Spillville because there are no streets in Spillville.
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