Field Trips

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• So… It Looks Like I Owe Someone Some Money Now

  
  Topsy-Techie — Authority: 114
  That’s right.  Someone has actually nominated Topsy-Techie in this year’s Homeschool Blog Awards for the category of “Best Unschooling Blog”.  I even get a button!! Of course I never know about these things until its almost too late, but thanks to one of my gal-pals who IM’d me tonight, I found out ...
  15 hours ago

• Field trip:Rock Ranch

  
  Dizzy in the Noodle — Authority: 120
  What a way to kick-off the Thanksgiving season!
  20 hours ago

• A Nature walk

  
  Homeschool Journal Dot Net — Authority: 149
  Yesterday we had amazing, in the high 60’s weather..not bad for almost mid-Novmeber in the Northeast. We went for a hike to a new “park” with Robin and her kiddos! We had such a good time, the kids fully enjoyed the long long walk..and I enjoyed the early bedtime for them because of it! ...
  1 day ago

• Today in Pictures

  
  Homeschool Journal Dot Net — Authority: 149
  Today we all piled in the van and headed to Sioux Falls to hit the zoo. We planned the trip yesterday because I was deep in internet withdrawal and Daryl thought a day trip would help.  We ended up getting our beloved internet back at last but we abandoned everything and went anyway. It’s the zoo, after all.  ...
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• Online Learning Resources for Your Students and Your Children

  
  http://www.tutorfi.com/wordpress — Authority: 110
  Whether you are a teacher, tutor, or a parent you will enjoy these online resources for learning. First, the Dynamite Lesson Plan blog has put together a list of Virtual Field Trips for Students . Each of the websites listed provides an interesting and educational field trip experience while sitting at the ...
  1 day ago

• A few Fall things

  
  Michle M. Waite — Authority: 452
  Between work and little Miss Fiona Rue who is almost 6 months old, it is hard to get out and about.  Parents– can you relate?!  Mark and I have really tried hard not to be shut-ins during our favorite season and we made some fun trips to the pumpkin patch, the farmer’s market and a [...]
  1 day ago

• Springfield, IL: Part III – Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices

  
  Bull Runnings — Authority: 123
  On Saturday, Oct. 10 this year my family and I visited the Lincoln-Herndon Law Offices in Springfield, IL (see overview of the trip here).  After our tour of the Abraham Lincoln Home National Historic Site, we headed to 6th and Adams Streets where the offices are located across Adams from the Old State Capitol, ...
  2 days ago

• Washington, DC

  
  Homeschool Journal Dot Net — Authority: 149
  We stayed the night in Maryland at the Towneplace Suites , and it was the second most comfortable hotel I have ever stayed at. The other hotel was in Santa Fe, but cost $200 MORE per night than this one. So this room felt like a bargain. GB slept on a pull-out sofa and we had a nice, big, king-sized bed with really ...
  2 days ago

• The Creation Museum

  
  Learning At Our House — Authority: 103
  I have waited a long time to finally get the chance to visit The Creation Museum  of Petersburg, Ky.  A good friend of mine invited me and my boys to join her and her homeschool co-op on homeschool day.  I believe  The Creation Museum  offers homeschool days on every Wednesday and Thursday as long as you order ...
  3 days ago

• Clams and nems on Pulau Hantu

  
  wild shores of singapore — Authority: 502
  Finally I feel somewhat useful and found the Burrowing giant clam ( Tridacna crocea ) that lives on Pulau Hantu! Mei Lin is back with us on the shore for her Giant clam survey. I first saw this clam in 2006! Heres what it looks like when its submerged in water. Isnt it pretty. Im so glad its still there! ...
  3 days ago

• Medieval Times

  
  martinzoo — Authority: 117
  Ever since our Medieval studies, GB has wanted to go to the Medieval Times for dinner. It’s a really cool place because you get to watch a medieval story, with skills tests for the knights, jousting and amazing horsemanship. When I was planning our trip to DC, one of the other moms made a suggestion that our ...
  3 days ago

• Success at Semakau: Giant clams and more!

  
  wild shores of singapore — Authority: 502
  A perfect evening yesterday, exploring a stretch of Semakau shore facing Pulau Bukom. Kok Sheng brought the team here previously , but I missed going with the team at that time, so its my first trip there. The reefy parts are much closer and we didnt have to walk much at all since Patrick so kindly gave us a ...
  4 days ago

• We Were Spies in the City!

  
  martinzoo — Authority: 117
  This weekend I organized a trip to Washington, DC for some of the homeschoolers in our group. We began our trip at 9:00 and drove, without traffic, for a little over two hours. GB has a fascination for the Asian culture so I knew he’d be thrilled to bits when he found out that the Spy Museum is right near China ...
  4 days ago

• APISS Weekend Picks November 6-8, 2009 - Fabulous Fall Fun

  
  A Parent in Silver Spring — Authority: 122
  The Race Against the Odds on Sunday in Arlington is a 5K for the whole family! FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY Childrens Native American Opera at the National Museum of the American Indian "El conejo y el coyote/The Rabbit and the Coyote" Friday 10:15 am & noon - tickets required, call ...
  5 days ago

• Unexpectedly high at Changi

  
  wild shores of singapore — Authority: 502
  We were looking forward to a good low tide and headed out for our favourite shore at Changi. But even after slacking off for a while to wait for the rain to ease up, the tide was still NOT low when we got to the shore! We had a bit of a look around to see if the tide would oblige. And Marcus finds a tiny sand ...
  5 days ago

• Mid-Lothian Mines & Railroads

  
  Homeschool Journal Dot Net — Authority: 149
  Today we visited a treasure. It’s a spot in our county that I didn’t know existed. It’s a park, but it’s a mine; an abandoned mine. Coal was first discovered in Chesterfield County in the early 1700’s. In 1730, commercial mining began in Chesterfield County. It was the first industry this county undertook. ...
  5 days ago

• Weekly Wrap-Up: Science & Art Edition

  
  Loving Our Homeschool — Authority: 98
  This is my first attempt at doing the Weekly Wrap-Up which is hosted by Kris at Weird, Unsocialized Homeschoolers . Check out more weekly wrap-ups by clicking here . We did a lot of art activities this week. We went to a homeschool class at the public library that was about Mexican Folk Art. The girls made ...
  5 days ago

• Autumn Spontaneity

  
  Handmade Homeschool — Authority: 419
  It’s a season in which I make lists. Lists and lists and lists. Of goals. Of plans. Of gifts. Of traditions. Of books.  Of good deeds. Paradoxically, it is also a season of spontaneity. Of grabbing a sunny day and glorying in it. Of allowing inspiration to pull me down rabbit trails. Suddenly I’m ...
  5 days ago

• GPS tracker: i-gotU

  
  Sheffield South CLC Blog — Authority: 106
  Photo by www.recumbentblog.com This GPS tracker has been written about before by my counterpart at East CLC (see his post here ), but I thought I’d add my own opinion too. Essentially the tracker logs your position every 6 seconds and creates a track on Google Maps when you return and plug it into the computer. ...
  6 days ago

• First stars on Sentosa

  
  wild shores of singapore — Authority: 502
  Yesterday, a small team checked out the Sentosa shores that are impacted by many developments nearby. It was not a very low tide and a short window too. Still, we had a quick look around. Finally, I saw the Common sea stars ( Archaster typicus ) there! Thanks to Kok Sheng who pointed them out. He had seen them ...
  6 days ago

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