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I'm looking for a quick bread recipe for "Elijah and the Widow" lesson for preschoolers in our Children's Chapel.

I taught this lesson a few years ago, but have misplaced my recipe. It called for flour, sugar, and salt to be placed in a ziploc prior to class. Once the students were there, all they did was add the oil to the "flour" and bake the bread. It was quick, easy, and tasty. Anyone have their recipe to share?

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Bread in a bag link...
http://pbskids.org/zoom/activities/cafe/breadinabag.html

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There is a similar recipe in "Incredible Edible Bible Fun" (Group Publishing). In the book it relates to the resurrection of Jesus. . .it is called "It's Alive! Bread--mixed in a ziploc bag.

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Pam C
posted October 24, 2002

Found this fun comic written by Phillip Williams. He says I can share it with all of you. Has another for Jonah. Find it at: www.staircasestudio.com/elijah
Pam

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