Yesterday we went on a field trip with our homeschool group to the Foxfire Museum in Mountain City, GA. It was fascinating! It's all outside with original cabins set up that you can walk through. So much interesting information!
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Showing posts with label field trips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label field trips. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 12, 2016
Sunday, June 19, 2016
The Scottish Festival
Yesterday was the Scottish Festival! It's my husband's favorite town festival.
We saw the parade ...
We also stopped by the Franklin Gem Museum. Claire got to cut open a geode and Fiona found a special seat!
Then we headed down the street and the older three got their face painted - for free! (Best part for Mom! lol)
It was a great family day.
We saw the parade ...
We also stopped by the Franklin Gem Museum. Claire got to cut open a geode and Fiona found a special seat!
Then we headed down the street and the older three got their face painted - for free! (Best part for Mom! lol)
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It was a great family day.
Tuesday, May 10, 2016
First Lake Day of the Summer!
Yesterday we headed to the lake to meet some fellow homeschoolers. It was the perfect day for it and we had so much fun!
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Power Plant Field Trip
Our homeschool group went to the nuclear power plant in Seneca, SC for a cool hands on presentation and tour about power and electricity. It was fascinating!
This is only our homeschool group and I think less then half came to the trip!
After we went to a picnic area on the property near the lake and helicopter pad to eat our lunch. What a beautiful spot!
It was a bit frustrating when on the way home when I asked the kids what was the most interesting thing they learned and they said, "We didn't learn anything." Umm, seriously? I just hope it will either A. soak in or B. just refreshed the information they learned in their science book last week when we were studying electricity.
This is only our homeschool group and I think less then half came to the trip!
After we went to a picnic area on the property near the lake and helicopter pad to eat our lunch. What a beautiful spot!
It was a bit frustrating when on the way home when I asked the kids what was the most interesting thing they learned and they said, "We didn't learn anything." Umm, seriously? I just hope it will either A. soak in or B. just refreshed the information they learned in their science book last week when we were studying electricity.
Monday, October 12, 2015
Oconaluftee Indian Village
The kids and I
really enjoyed our field trip to Cherokee today. We went to the Oconaluftee
Indian Village. I think it was kind of fitting that we ended up going on Columbus
Day. Let's go learn about the culture that we messed up. Seriously though, it
was really educational. Claire loved the beading and exploring the houses,
Chandler loved the blow gun demonstration and animal traps and they all loved
getting to be part of the "friendship dance". A picnic lunch and
playing with friends just topped their day!
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Tallulah Gorge
Yesterday we got to go to Tallulah Gorge with some other homeschool families. It was a great little field trip!
The interpretive center had historical exhibits, examples of local wildlife and a short film on teh ecosystems and history of the gorge. Then we had a picnic and went for a hike to see a waterfall and the dam. It was lots of fun and the kids enjoyed being with friends.
The interpretive center had historical exhibits, examples of local wildlife and a short film on teh ecosystems and history of the gorge. Then we had a picnic and went for a hike to see a waterfall and the dam. It was lots of fun and the kids enjoyed being with friends.
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