Candy is one of my favorite things! That's why I'm linking up with The Third Grade Nest for a Top Ten Candy List!
My all-time favorite candy is the Sky Bar! Check it out:
When my children were young, we lived near a store called "The Candy Castle" ( it was in Melrose and closed a few years back). In addition to candy, The Candy Castle sold slush. We were daily year-round customers. It helped that I could pile the kids in the stroller and walk down. Added bonus: there was a commuter rail station across the street with a bench so we could eat our slush and watch the trains go by. Every time I went to the Candy Castle, I bought 2 Sky Bars - one for me and one for my husband. Those Sky Bars were our special treat and reward. I always gave the caramel section to my husband as I am not a big fan of caramel. I thoroughly enjoyed the other sections.
Any time I have an opportunity to eat Peanut M & M's, I take advantage. Of course, I LOVE most candy - except caramel and white chocolate - which I don't consider real candy. If you do ever come across a Sky Bar, I highly recommend it!
In addition, I'm linking up with A Word on Third for:
The first few weeks of school, I always start the greeting with "Good Morning ____________" or "Hello _____________" and a hand shake. Then I change the greeting to include:
* Hola _______________.
* Happy Hump Day ______________.
* TGIF ______________________.
* Bonjour/ Oi / Buenos dias.
Other alternates to a hand shake include:
* High five
* Fist pump
* Pinky shake
After about four weeks, I ask the Line Leader if he/she would like to start the greeting. Usually, the Line Leader is delighted to take on this responsibility. Now I only need to start the greeting if the Line Leader is absent.
I'm excited about this link-up because I'm always looking for ways to improve/diversify my Morning Meeting! Please try to link up with A Word on Third!
My all-time favorite candy is the Sky Bar! Check it out:
Any time I have an opportunity to eat Peanut M & M's, I take advantage. Of course, I LOVE most candy - except caramel and white chocolate - which I don't consider real candy. If you do ever come across a Sky Bar, I highly recommend it!
In addition, I'm linking up with A Word on Third for:
The first few weeks of school, I always start the greeting with "Good Morning ____________" or "Hello _____________" and a hand shake. Then I change the greeting to include:
* Hola _______________.
* Happy Hump Day ______________.
* TGIF ______________________.
* Bonjour/ Oi / Buenos dias.
Other alternates to a hand shake include:
* High five
* Fist pump
* Pinky shake
After about four weeks, I ask the Line Leader if he/she would like to start the greeting. Usually, the Line Leader is delighted to take on this responsibility. Now I only need to start the greeting if the Line Leader is absent.
I'm excited about this link-up because I'm always looking for ways to improve/diversify my Morning Meeting! Please try to link up with A Word on Third!
Thank you for linking up with me! I have never heard of a Sky Bar, but it sounds like HEAVEN! Everything you could ever want! My boyfriend just informed me that they might be available at Cracker Barrel ... so, I know where we're going today!
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Thanks so much for linking up with me!! :) We love using different languages in my room too.
ReplyDeleteI've never eaten (or heard of) a sky bar before, but when I was a kid, I ate these little Necco wafer candies that looked like big smarties!
Ok! I need to try one of those Sky Bars. Looks delicious.
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