Making Butter
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Skim, skim, skim,
With the skimmer bright;
Take the rich and yellow cream,
Leave the milk so white.
Churn, churn, churn,
Now 'tis churning day;
Till the cream to butter turn
Dasher must not stay.
Press, press, press;
All the milk must be
From the golden butter now
Pressed out carefully.
Pat, pat, pat,
Make it smooth and round.
See! the roll of butter's done-
Wonât you buy a pound?
Taste, oh! taste,
This is very nice.
Spread it on the children's bread,
Give them each a slice.
With the skimmer bright;
Take the rich and yellow cream,
Leave the milk so white.
Churn, churn, churn,
Now 'tis churning day;
Till the cream to butter turn
Dasher must not stay.
Press, press, press;
All the milk must be
From the golden butter now
Pressed out carefully.
Pat, pat, pat,
Make it smooth and round.
See! the roll of butter's done-
Wonât you buy a pound?
Taste, oh! taste,
This is very nice.
Spread it on the children's bread,
Give them each a slice.
A.
What are they doing in the poem?
- Baking cookies
- Making butter
- Cooking with mom
- Playing a game
B.
What happens when the butter is finished?
- They eat it.
- They put it in the refrigerator.
- They sell it.
- They give it away.