Pirate Treasure Map
Supplies:
Brown Paper Bag
Tea or Coffee (1/2 Cup)
Lemon Juice
Paint Brush
Markers
Scissors
Blow Dryer
Rope
Instructions:
Take your brown paper bag and cut your desired size/shape. Then tear the edges to create an old world feel (Adults can burn edges if desired). Now place paper bag on a cookie sheet or tray with sides. Take your tea or coffee and pour over bag. You can pour excess liquid off and then use a blow dryer to dry the paper quick or place in sun until dry. After dry crinkle up the paper bag and make it wrinkly. Then flatten your piece of paper out again. This gives the map an old look to it.
Now you are ready to create the map. Take a paint brush and draw an X with the lemon Juice, then dry. After the lemon juice dries the X will be invisible. To reveal it you will need to hold the map over a light bulb. Have the kids draw doted lines to the X, create obstacles like boulders, trees, sand pits, skulls, blood waterfalls, and any other obstacles that would make it difficult to find the treasure. Place a title on your map like Black Skull Hill, then roll up your map and tie your rope around it. Tip: Take your map outside and try and find your treasure.
Pirate Pocket Pizza
Ingredients:
Pizza Dough (Can of your favorite biscuits)
1 Tbs. Of vegetable oil
olive oil
¼ Cup of Pizza Sauce or Spaghetti Sauce
2to3 Tbs of pizza sauce or spaghetti sauce
½ Cup shredded mozzarella Cheese
¼ Cup shredded mozzarella Cheese
½ Cup of Cooked Sausage
1/8 Tsp. of garlic powder
¼ package of Pepperoni
Directions:
Heat oven to 425, lightly grease a cookie sheet with shortening. Pizza Dough, open can of biscuits and press all the dough together. Then roll out the dough into one large 12- inch circle. Fold loosely in half; place on center of cookie sheet and unfold. Brush with olive oil. Layer half of the dough with pizza sauce, cheese, sausage, and pepperoni then fold dough over and seal ends. This will create a pocket. Use a fork and make a pock into of pocket, then cook for 20 to 25 minutes or until golden brown.
Pirate Treasure Map: letter ”P”- Activity –Pirate Pocket Pizza- Food – Pretend to be a Pirate - Outdoors –How I became A Pirate(by: Melinda Long and David Shannon ) Amazon.com $10.88-Read
Supplies:
Brown Paper Bag
Tea or Coffee (1/2 Cup)
Lemon Juice
Paint Brush
Markers
Scissors
Blow Dryer
Rope
Instructions:
Take your brown paper bag and cut your desired size/shape. Then tear the edges to create an old world feel (Adults can burn edges if desired). Now place paper bag on a cookie sheet or tray with sides. Take your tea or coffee and pour over bag. You can pour excess liquid off and then use a blow dryer to dry the paper quick or place in sun until dry. After dry crinkle up the paper bag and make it wrinkly. Then flatten your piece of paper out again. This gives the map an old look to it.
Now you are ready to create the map. Take a paint brush and draw an X with the lemon Juice, then dry. After the lemon juice dries the X will be invisible. To reveal it you will need to hold the map over a light bulb. Have the kids draw doted lines to the X, create obstacles like boulders, trees, sand pits, skulls, blood waterfalls, and any other obstacles that would make it difficult to find the treasure. Place a title on your map like Black Skull Hill, then roll up your map and tie your rope around it. Tip: Take your map outside and try and find your treasure.
Pirate Pocket Pizza
Ingredients:
Pizza Dough (Can of your favorite biscuits)
1 Tbs. Of vegetable oil
olive oil
¼ Cup of Pizza Sauce or Spaghetti Sauce
2to3 Tbs of pizza sauce or spaghetti sauce
½ Cup shredded mozzarella Cheese
¼ Cup shredded mozzarella Cheese
½ Cup of Cooked Sausage
1/8 Tsp. of garlic powder
¼ package of Pepperoni
Directions:
Heat oven to 425, lightly grease a cookie sheet with shortening. Pizza Dough, open can of biscuits and press all the dough together. Then roll out the dough into one large 12- inch circle. Fold loosely in half; place on center of cookie sheet and unfold. Brush with olive oil. Layer half of the dough with pizza sauce, cheese, sausage, and pepperoni then fold dough over and seal ends. This will create a pocket. Use a fork and make a pock into of pocket, then cook for 20 to 25 minutes or until golden brown.
Pirate Treasure Map: letter ”P”- Activity –Pirate Pocket Pizza- Food – Pretend to be a Pirate - Outdoors –How I became A Pirate(by: Melinda Long and David Shannon ) Amazon.com $10.88-Read
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