Marshmallow Fun and Safety Tips

Mrs. Erickson introduces National Toasted Marshmallow Day, sharing tips on toasting marshmallows and celebrating with s'mores. She demonstrates a craft project to make a marshmallow rainbow cloud using Fruit Loops and pipe cleaners. The video concludes with shout outs to students and a reminder to complete a form for future shout outs.

What is celebrated on August 30th as per the video?

• National Pizza Day

• National Toasted Marshmallow Day

• National Chocolate Day

• National Ice Cream Day

What is the purpose of National Toasted Marshmallow Day?

• To promote healthy eating

• To support local marshmallow businesses

• To celebrate a popular fire-roasted treat

• To encourage camping trips

What is a common addition to toasted marshmallows to make s'mores?

• Peanut butter

• Jelly

• Graham crackers and chocolate

• Caramel sauce

What is a key safety tip when charring a marshmallow?

• Blow it out carefully after it catches fire

• Dip it in water to extinguish the flame

• Wave it around to cool it

• Hold it in the flame until it melts

Which of the following is NOT celebrated on August 30th?

• International Whale Shark Day

• National Pizza Day

• National Beach Day

• Frankenstein Day

What is the first step in making a marshmallow rainbow cloud?

• Melt chocolate for the marshmallows

• Toast the marshmallows

• Thread Fruit Loops onto the pipe cleaner

• Stick the pipe cleaner into the marshmallow

Why might larger marshmallows be preferred for the rainbow cloud activity?

• They are less likely to tip over

• They are easier to toast

• They are more colorful

• They taste better

What is a unique feature of the new marshmallows mentioned in the video?

• They are extra large

• They are sugar-free

• They have chocolate in the middle

• They are rainbow-colored

Who received a shout-out in the video?

• Mr. H and the sixth grade bilingual program

• The local fire department

• The marshmallow factory

• Mrs. Erickson's class

What should teachers do to get a shout-out for their class?

• Write a letter to the principal

• Call the school office

• Complete the Google form linked in the video description

• Send an email to Mrs. Erickson