Green Eggs and Ham!

 

Today was Dr. Seuss's birthday, for my bonus cooking class with my friends at my program, I made Green Eggs and Ham.

So, first, I put some cooking spray, cracked the egg open and put the yolk in the bowl and make sure it does not have any egg shells in it. Then, I beat the egg with the fork, cut up some tiny pieces of ham and add some green food color in the egg yolk and then stirred it up.

Then after that, I cooked in the microwave for one minute after put the plate on top of the bowl as long not to make a mess.

At last, I put it on the play and then I ate it and it was very tasty.

So, that is how we learned about Theodore Seuss Geisel, because he was the author, cartoonist illustrator, poet animator, and film maker. He also wrote over sixty children's storybooks over the course of his career.

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