Pudding Facts and Fun Activities

Mrs. Erikson introduces National Vanilla Pudding Day, sharing its history and evolution from medieval times to modern-day custard-like desserts. She then guides students through a fun activity of making vanilla pudding finger paint, encouraging creativity. The video concludes with shoutouts to various schools and teachers, celebrating their contributions.

What is celebrated on May 22nd?

• National Chocolate Day

• National Cake Day

• National Vanilla Pudding Day

• National Ice Cream Day

What were medieval puddings primarily made of?

• Grains and bread

• Fruits and nuts

• Eggs and milk

• Meat and spices

Who invented the egg-free custard powder?

• Isaac Newton

• Marie Curie

• Alfred Bird

• Thomas Edison

When was the first packaged pudding produced in the United States?

• 1940

• 1918

• 1960

• 1837

What is the first step in making vanilla pudding finger paint?

• Gather thick paper and brushes

• Mix pudding with water

• Add food coloring to the pudding

• Heat the pudding on the stove

What should you be cautious of when finger painting with pudding?

• Mixing too many colors

• Staining your fingers

• Using too much pudding

• Eating the paint

What is suggested as a better alternative to painting with pudding?

• Throwing pudding

• Freezing pudding

• Playing with pudding

• Cooking with pudding

What is the teacher's final message to the students?

• Keep studying hard

• Practice more painting

• Try new recipes

• Have a wonderful day

Which school is mentioned in the shoutouts?

• Springfield Elementary

• Greenwood High School

• Riverdale High

• Kennedy Middle School

What is the reason for the shoutout form being closed?

• Lack of interest

• Technical issues

• Overwhelming popularity

• End of the school year