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1 A Message to our Membership 2 Crossword Puzzle 3 Word Search 4 BCC Coloring Pages 5 Mazes 6 BCC Fortune Teller 8 Fill-In the Blank Stories 9 Spot the Difference 10 Instagram Bingo 11 The BCC Pantry 12 BCC Dessert Recipes 13 Golf Sale 15 Racquets Sale 17 Zoom Cheat Sheet 18 Host a Zoom Happy Hour 19 How to Create a Care Package 21 How to Entertain the Kids 23 Cathy's Crafts 24 Book Recommendations 25 Kids Book Club 26 Color Me In Bookmarks
CORONAVIRUS UPDATES
Please continue to follow directives given from WHO, the CDC, and Governor Hogan: • • • •
Practice social distancing and avoid crowds If you feel ill please stay home Please avoid handshakes and touching your face If you have traveled to high risk areas recently please avoid the Club for at least two weeks • Please cough and sneeze into a tissue and throw it away, followed by using hand sanitizer • Avoid crowds over 10 people If you have tested positive for COVID-19, or have been directly exposed to someone who has tested positive, please contact Kent Johnson immediately at 410.554.8002 (this information will be kept confidential). We are diligently working to keep the Club accessible to our members, while staying vigilant in our efforts to keep the facilities safe.
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A Message to Our Membership...
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Cut out the square on the opposite page. 1. Grid Pattern side up 2. Crease and unfold 3. Crease the center way and unfold 4. Fold 5. Fold 6. Fold 7. Fold 8. Flip 9. Fold 10. Fold 11. Fold 12. Fold 13. Flip 14. Crease and unfold 15. Crease the other way and unfold 16. Open ears 17. (top view) Fill with fingers 18. Fortune Teller!
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CAN YOU SPOT THE 6 DIFFERENCES?
CAN YOU SPOT THE 4 DIFFERENCES?
CAN YOU SPOT THE 5 DIFFERENCES?
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1. Go to our BCC Instagram page @bcc1898 2. Click on the IG Templates Highlight Cover
3. Right click on the image so you only see the template image and take a screenshot of it on your phone. 4. Once the screenshot is taken, crop off the edges of the photo so you only see the template image. 5. Save the photo and play along circling what you have done during quarantine. 6. Share it with your friends on your Instagram and Facebook stories and tag friends to play along with their answers!
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Summer Apple Recipes We use apples grown by our Horticulture Department to make our signature apple butter. We grow a large variety of apples including Cortland, Honeycrisp, Jonagold, Golden Delicious, Gala, and of course Granny Smith. Throughout the season the apples used in our apple butter will change depending on which apples are being harvested at the time. To make BCC apple butter, our Pastry department cooks over 70 pounds of apples with apple cider, brown sugar, and spices for about eight hours to make 16 gallons of apple butter!
Apple Butter Recipe (Makes 1/2 Gallon) 15 Cups - Apples 3 Cups - Apple Cider ½ Cup - Dark Brown Sugar 1 Tablespoon - Cinnamon 1 Teaspoon - Allspice ½ Teaspoon - Cloves ½ Teaspoon - Salt
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1. Cook all ingredients in a large pot on low for 6-8 hours. 2. Use an immersion blender to blend any chunks of apples at the end. 3. Refrigerate and enjoy!
Apple Butter Cake Recipe (Makes three 10” Layers of Cake) 3 ½ Cups - Flour 3 1/3 Cups - Sugar 1 Tablespoon - Baking Soda 1 1/3 Cups - Butter (Softened) 1 Cup - Buttermilk
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You can use any apple butter to make this cake, and if you like nuts I recommend replacing the chopped apples with chopped walnuts.
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1. Spray pans with cooking oil and place parchment paper in the bottom. 2. Add all ingredients to a stand mixer. 3. Mix on medium speed until everything is incorporated and becomes a lighter color (About 5 minutes). 4. Divide batter evenly among pans. 5. Bake at 325 degrees for about 25 minutes or until browned and the sides pull away from the pan. 6. Let cool and ice with your favorite cream cheese buttercream or caramel buttercream!
Summer Fruit Cobbler Ingredients Filling
8 cups of fruit of your choice 1 1/4 cup of granulated sugar 1 tablespoon of lemon juice 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1/4 cup of water
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In a mixer bowl add flour, salt, baking powder, baking soda, and butter chunks. Mix with the paddle attachment until the butter chunks are about the size of peas. Add sugar, buttermilk, and orange zest. Mix until it just comes together and the dry ingredients are incorporated. In a baking dish (can be one large or individual cups) add filling and top with spoonfuls of topping. Bake at 350˚F for 30 minutes for large dish, 10 minutes for smaller dishes or until topping of golden brown.
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CHEAT SHEET
Tips Before Joining the Zoom Event 1. Control Video & Audio Quality 2. Adjust Your Lighting 3. Think About Your Background
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Download the Zoom Meetings app on desktop to view the meeting in Gallery View. This view, allows you to see everyone's faces on the same screen! Click the button in the upper right hand courner!
Tips During the Zoom Event 1. Mute your Microphone when necessary 2. Use Zoom’s Chat Function 3. Think About Your Actions on Camera How to Join a Zoom Event 4. Go to Zoom.us 5. Click on “Join a Meeting,” in the upper right hand corner 6. Type in the Meeting ID, Given by Events 7. You’ll be Entered into the Meeting
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Happy Hour By Maureen Cromer, Events Manager Over the last month, the world has become a different place than one we have ever known before. As we continue to practice social distancing during this time, we have had to forfeit time with friends and family at restaurants, bars, and social gatherings. If you, like many, are craving that time with friends and family, consider hosting a VIRTUAL HAPPY HOUR!
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Plan a theme when it comes to organizing your virtual happy hour. For example: Everyone bring a drink inspired by their favorite movie characters!
2. Pick The Video Chat Platform That's Easiest For Everyone
The right chat platform will be different for different groups. Although Zoom seems the most popular, the free version will only allow for a 40-minute group meeting. Google Hangouts, Facebook, and Skype are also viable options!
3. Set A Specific Time And Plan For A One-Hour Event
I know- usually drinks with your friends in real life can last for hours! Unfortunately, sitting in front of a computer or smartphone is something entirely different!
4. Encourage Everyone To Bring A Drink And A Snack
There's something special about Happy Hour….even if you're only doing it remotely. Having an alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage in hand will help everyone feel more relaxed.
5. Get Dolled Up
Connecting with your friends seems like a good excuse to change out of your sweatpants and t-shirts into something more fun and snappy! It can also bring a sense of normalcy back into your routine.
6. Have Fun
It’s okay to give a little yelp of excitement when you finally see the friends you’ve been missing for weeks! Talk about what you’re feeling, share funny stories and enjoy the time you have with one another.
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Create a Care Package By Payton Van Kirk, Events Coordinator As we adjust to new schedules that center around being home, we want you to know it is okay to miss people and old routines. Maybe you want to go a step beyond a call or a text to let someone know you are thinking about them. Maybe there is a holiday or event that no longer is able to happen. Maybe you want to express gratitude toward a friend or family member that you cannot physically see. Or maybe you just want to put a smile on the face of someone you know could use it! Consider sending a care package full of thoughtful items to bring light to someone’s day.
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Make a plan. To whom are you delivering this package to and how are you going to get it there? Maybe you are able to walk down the street to deliver your care package or maybe you will need to put together a box to ship to this person. Set a timeline and goals on how you will execute this gesture. Think about things this person enjoys or things this person could enjoy trying. Separate your list into (3) categories (Activities, Yummy Treats, Words) This will organize your thoughts and inspire more ideas. Not all three categories need to be in your package but it is a good starting point for brainstorming. • Activities: Things you could include in the care package that would provide a fun way to pass time or a way to relax and unstress after a long day. • Yummy Treats: An item you assembled or prepared yourself to show this person you took time to make them smile. This could be a delicious midday snack, a fresh batch of your favorite treat, or maybe even an assortment of items with a possible theme. • Words: Think about the opportunity sending this package awards you with, what do you want to express to this person or group? Come up with a creative way to express those words or feelings. This could be anything from a hand written note, a poem, a photograph with a memory written on the back or maybe a phrase or quote that you think would resonate with this person. Assemble your items into a box or basket depending on your method of delivery. Decorate the package with items you have around your home such as bows or stickers. Deliver or mail your package, if necessary establish a drop off time. Feel good knowing you are doing a little something to brighten someone’s day!
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Use the resources in and directly surrounding your home such as flowers, baking supplies, snacks, baskets or even a book or game you would be willing to pass along. Be impactful when selecting your items and finding ways to express your words, it is not about the amount of items or length of the words, but more so the impact these steps could have on someone’s day. Be extraordinary! You have already took an incredible step to do something powerful for another person so do it thoughtfully and to the best of your ability.
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HOW TO ENTERTAIN
S d i K E h T By Lauren Thurston, Events Coordinator
Now that your kids are home and school is taking place on computers, tablets and other devices how do you entertain your kids while being quarantined? We have a few fun activities that get them up and moving and allow them to use their senses and inquiring brains in other ways.
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Have your kids ever watched a movie where the heroes MUST get through a maze of lasers to get to the bad guys? Well this is pretty much the same thing but in your home. This activity creates a challenging maze using streamers (ideally), ribbon or anything you have at in your craft drawer or garage. Prep Time: 10 Minutes Setup Time: 15 Minutes of Setup (be careful not to get stuck) Fun Time: As Long as it Stays Up What You Need: • Hallway in your home • Painters Tape, Gaft Tape, or Masking Tape TIP: Just make sure it can be easily removed so it doesn’t pull the paint of your wall • Party Streamers (ideal) (1 roll – 81 ft or 27 Yards – more is always welcome) TIP: You can order these from any party store online or try the Dollar Store or Dollar General party sections. Amazon is a great option as well. Party streamers not easily accessible? … Here are few alternatives: Ribbon, rope, or yarn • At least one energized kid • Device to record your kid(s) tackling the maze
How To Set It Up: 1. Start at the far end of the hallway 2. Take the end of your streamer (ribbon) and a small piece of tape and tape it to the wall 3. From there tape the streamer in a zig zag pattern at different heights and angles. Once complete it should look like this:
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Who says that food and drink pairings are just for the adults? Create a fun tasting with assorted cheeses and juices for your kids. See how sophisticated their palates really are. Prep Time: 10 Minutes Setup Time: 10 Minutes Fun Time: Until Cheese and Juice are Consumed What You Need: • Plate for the cheese • Wine Glasses (Glass or Plastic) • Cutting Board and Knife • Assortment of Cheeses (3 to 5) TIP: Lactose allergy alternative: If your kid(s) that have a lactose allergy you can pair the juice with a variety of fruits or do a blind tasting with the fruit to see if your child can name that fruit without seeing it. In that case add a blindfold. TIP: Kids not fond of cheese try chocolate or their favorite cookies or savory snacks (goldfish, popcorn, pretzels, crackers) • Assorted Juices (apples juice and grape juice work best, my son loves Orange Juice so that is what we used) *If you have sparkling cider add as a third option • Score Card/Comment Card • Piece of Paper, Markers, and Ruler
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How to set it up: 1. Grab all your supplies 2. Cut cheese on cutting board with knife 3. Plate cheese (if you have fruit add as a garnish or for something else for the kids to nibble on) 4. Take the juice and pour into the glasses 5. Create a score |comment card (not needed but fun touch) 6. Time to taste! 7. Have your kid(s) sample each cheese with the different juices and see which they like the best. They can use the comment card to mark their favorites
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An artist upends a quiet town outside of Cleveland.
In a quiet town on the North Carolina coast in 1969, a young woman who survived alone in the marsh becomes a murder suspect.
A Texas town on the verge of an oil boom in 1976 becomes divided when a teenager girl is brutally attacked.
An examination of the leadership of the prime minster Winston Churchill.
The activist and public speaker describes her journey of listening to her inner voice
The Grammy Awardwinning musician retraces her path to discovering her own worth.
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MIDDLE SCHOOL FICTION
YOUNG ADULT FICTION
BOOK RECOMMENDATIONS
Cordelia battles demons in a quarantined London that has nothing like she's encountered before.
For five students, a detour into detention ends in murder.
Zélie must stop the threat of civil war in Orïsha.
Reggis must survive the extraordinary ordeals of practice.
Over 100 kid-tested recipes from America's Test Kitchen.
Ivy, Leaf and Wren fight for the survival of the human race against dragons.
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Read 10 Books Weekly to Earn a Special Treat! Kids who read 10 books every week will receive a free brownie dessert in their next À la Carte pickup! Make sure you keep track of the books you've read!
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