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Who said children don't like vegetables? Certainly not us! With this muffin recipe, they learn the names of the ingredients in English, crack eggs, mix with a spatula... and most importantly, enjoy what they've cooked!

Ingredients :

Veggie Muffins

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In the mood for New York hot dogs? If you can't travel to the Big Apple, take 15 minutes with the children to prepare your own mini hot dogs! A perfect activity for learning some vocabulary... and a delicious snack for teatime.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mini Hot Dogs

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Have your children ever eaten scones, the British cousins of our French brioche? With this new recipe, they can continue to learn or review English vocabulary while enjoying a delicious treat.&nbsp;

Ingredients:

Scones

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What if children could discover Great Britain in a different way? With muffins, for example! Whether they prefer to add chocolate chips, raisins or whatever they like best, they will learn lots of new words while making these delicious little cakes.

Chocolate Chips Muffins

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What could be better than chocolate chip cookies for afternoon tea? And if the children can learn English while baking them, then it's a win-win situation!

Chocolate Chips Cookies

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