To celebrate the arrival of autumn, my family enjoyed tasting and comparing several different varieties of apples. For this activity, I ordered one of each kind of apple that was available in our local grocery store and made an accompanying printable. Supplies: - Up to six different kinds of apples (sliced)- Crayons or colored pencils (red, yellow, green, brown)- A printable worksheet to keep track of the tasting. FREE download here. Wash the apples. Then remove the stickers and place them…

The Apple Taste Test is a wonderful way to incorporate the sense of taste into your lesson. It also sneaks in vocabulary, math, and science. via @PlayToLearnPS

Learning with apples is a great way to celebrate the season, and this apple taste test and graph activity is a yummy way to do it!

Apple slices that have turned brown are fine to eat, but they're not very appetizing. Learn the best method for keeping cut apples from browning. You'll love this easy solution to keep box lunches and after school snacks looking and tasting fresh.

One of the reasons I love to do apples at that the start of the year is because the unit hits a crescendo on September 26th in celebration o...

This tea is just wonderfully refreshing especially drink it chilled, and has a unique tangy fruit flavor that goes great with any meal. Taste very similar to boiled sugar cane drink.Hawthorn has been used for centuries. Loaded with anti-oxidants, aids digestion, lowers cholesterol, eases intestinal movement, improves appetite, lowers blood pressure. Warm in nature with a slightly sour taste.[CAUTION] It's not suitable for pregnant & breastfeeding women and those with weak digestive system ie…

Learn everything you need to know about apples, including flavor profiles of the most popular varieties, the best apples for eating and baking, and more.

Cinnamon apples whipped up on the stovetop taste like warm apple pie filling.

Crunchy, juicy, and sweet, most preschoolers love apples, so a preschool apple theme is sure to satisfy little learners!

Answering the question: What's the difference between cooking apples and eating apples?