See what the Merlins have been up to!
Last week the Merlins went to the Forest Grove grange and cooked colonial meals. One group made colonial bread, another group made colonial soup and one group even made cheese! As you can see, the Merlins had a very busy week last week. Below are some examples of the fun that we had.
Written by: Jaxton Cassady
Last week the Merlins and Kestrels created colonial crafts that include: natural dyes, using water soaked with beets, purple cabbage, tea and coffee, whirligigs which were a popular colonial toy/ craft, corn husk people which are little figurines made from a corn husks, Basket weaving which was used carry to food/valuables, the Merlins and Kestrels also created colonial candles that actually work! As you can see there is a lot going on in the Merlin classroom.
written by : Jaxton Cassady
Last week the Merlin class created colonial clothing for their Mini-me’s some clothing includes hats, bow-ties, shirts, gloves and pants, below there are some examples on colonial Mini-me’s.
Hey there, blog followers! This is Hilary stepping in to kick things off on our new classroom blog. Here are some photos that Fern gave me from our trip to outdoor school this fall, I know you had to wait a long time for them, and I appreciate your (seemingly endless) patience. Enjoy!
P.S.
The creatures that the Merlins made after the adaptation session (squid dissection) are at the end of the gallery, ask your student which one was theirs and if they remember what the adaptations were!
