Here is a quote from the Northwest Museum of Art's and Culture website. "Historic Campbell House and the Carriage House will be in an open-house format with festive holiday decorations, cooking demonstrations and professional actors portraying people that actually lived, visited or worked in the Campbell family home during the late 19th and 20th centuries. There will be fun, take-home children's activities, too. Appropriate for all ages. This seasonal program is included in your museum admission and open Wed- Sat noon - 4pm through January 1, 2013. (Check in at Museum Admissions first)"
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Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Friday, November 30, 2012
Campbell House at Christmas
Here is a quote from the Northwest Museum of Art's and Culture website. "Historic Campbell House and the Carriage House will be in an open-house format with festive holiday decorations, cooking demonstrations and professional actors portraying people that actually lived, visited or worked in the Campbell family home during the late 19th and 20th centuries. There will be fun, take-home children's activities, too. Appropriate for all ages. This seasonal program is included in your museum admission and open Wed- Sat noon - 4pm through January 1, 2013. (Check in at Museum Admissions first)"
Monday, November 19, 2012
Thanksgiving Books for the Whole Family
It is time for Thanksgiving. "A Turkey For Thanksgiving," written by Eve Bunting is a family favorite. Here are some books that we enjoy reading throughout November. Also, the Plimoth Plantation has a wonderful "Just For Kids" page. The site is full of stories, virtual field trips, and recipes.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Green Bluff Charm and History
Cooler temperatures, bold colorful trees, and ripe pumpkins bring a new energy to the Inland Northwest. Harvest in Washington State is the time for family, friends, and celebration. Many families are familiar with Green Bluff located in Colbert, Washington. The Green Bluff Growers’ Association started in 1902. There are over 46 different farms. Each farm has its own expertise and charm. Corn maizes, pumpkin patches, pumpkin chunkin, tractors, apple orchards, crafts, carmel, antiques, and apple pies are all on the bluff!
http://www.history.org/kids/games/pumpkinpatterns.cfm
http://www.history.com/videos/pumpkin-carving-history-of-the-jack-olantern
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apples,
classroom,
crafts,
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Family Fun,
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Green Bluff,
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history,
Liz and Ron Store,
math,
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Monday, September 3, 2012
Washington State: Just for Kids
This page is dedicated to Washington State kids. Your teachers want you to find information about your community, state capitol, and history. History should be fun! Right? This is just a sample of what is out there. I will keep adding to this list.
Columbia Kids Website-This is a Washington State website made just for kids.
- Site #2-video cams
Things to Do in Washington
Web Ranger
Virtual Tour of the Washington State Capitol.
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