PANCAKE RACE

Last Tuesday it was Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday in England. A pancake is a thin, flat cake. It is made of batter (milk, flour and eggs) and fried in a frying-pan. It is similar to our "filloa". But people in England usually eats it with caster sugar and a dash of fresh lemon juice. Then they rolled it. Some people add golden syrup or jam.

Many English villages also organice a pancake race, which is great fun. The participants wear an apron, a hat and a frying pan with a pancake. They have to run and flip the pancake over at the same time. And as this is our game of the month, we have all participated in a pancake race at school today. It was very exciting and it was curious to see so many "cooks" running and flipping pancakes all together. Watch this slideshow and these videos and you´ll understand what I mean....

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PANCAKE RACE 2019

OUR PANCAKE RACE

Last Tuesday it was Pancake Day or Shrove Tuesday in England. A pancake is a thin, flat cake. It is made of batter (milk, flour and eggs) and fried in a frying-pan. It is similar to our "filloa". But people in England usually eats it with caster sugar and a dash of fresh lemon juice. Then they rolled it. Some people add golden syrup or jam.

Many English villages also organice a pancake race, which is great fun. The participants wear an apron, a hat and a fying pan with a pancake. They have to run and flip the pancake over at the same time. And as this is our game of the month, we have all participated in a pancake race at school today. It was very exciting and it was curious to see so many "cooks" together. Watch this slideshow and these videos and you´ll understand what I mean....

PANCAKE RACE 2016 - Kizoa Movie Maker

PANCAKE RACE

It´s Carnival and we all dressed up at school. The topic of this year was "We are moving". There were lots of carpenters, painters, cleaners and loads of boxes full with all the stuff we have to take to the new building. And we even had the visit of the Queen of Great Britain, her majesty Elizabeth II, who came with her husband the Duke of Edimburgh!!!

As you know, there are not fancy dress costumes in England during these days, but they have PANCAKES, delicious pancakes. On Pancake Tuesday or Shrove Tuesday, people eat pancakes and participate in pancake races all over England. We also had one race in our school. Take a look...