Making gelatin was a lot of fun. JDaniel loved getting to stir the mixture after I added milk to it. I have never had gelatin with milk, but that is what the directions instructed us to add. JDaniel loved it. He asked for it over and over again. Due to the fact that it made tons of gelatin, he was able to have it over and over again.

The noodles were added to stir-fried veggies and chicken. He inhaled all of it and asked for more.

The cookies were another big hit. It was fun to see what type of car or truck would come out of the box. My husband and I enjoyed them too.

When the rain falls, you need an umbrella. JDaniel was given a cheeseburger umbrella. He ate half of earlier. The remaining half had the bottom part of the roll removed and made into a handle. You may have assumed that both a top bun and bottom bun were a part of the umbrellas canopy. If you did, I was able to trick you with my amazing tin creation skills.

There are a lot of chemicals in the atmosphere now. JDaniel was given acid rain represented by pickles in the second cup.

The next three cups feature rain as it sprinkled down on various foods with various intensities. There is the light sprinkling dirty rain that fell on sugar-free applesauce. The sprinkles increased in intensity on strawberry yogurt and became infiltrated with more of an acid color. Finally the sprinkling got long and stringy much like shredded cheese as it fell on cheesy broccoli.

The final cup displays hard rain or hail. Dried apricots represent the freak hard rainstorms that can arrive and depart quickly during some rainstorms in the spring.