Today J & K worked on their future school lessons
Monday (10/17)
More time spent on Future School lessons.
Tuesday (10/18)
Old York day - Young Travelers program. Young Travelers introduces students to life in the eighteenth century through a series of hands-on activities. Students try their hand at spinning and weaving, colonial games and crafts, and hearth cooking. The visit also includes a lesson in Old York’s eighteenth century schoolhouse. The visit begins in the Remick Barn, Old York’s education building, with a short orientation for the whole group. The following activities are held:
- Hearth Cooking: Preparing the noon meal or dessert, churning butter, exploring the garden
- Textiles: Carding, spinning, and weaving wool
- Games and Crafts: Playing Nine Men’s Morris, dominoes, and ball and cup, making silhouettes (also hoop and stick)
- School: Participating in an eighteenth century school lesson with the School Master or Mistress
J and P went to Earth Science Day at the Maine State Museum. Scientists, artists, educators, and industry professionals from around Maine will gather at the museum on October 19 for the annual Maine Earth Science Day. They will invite curious visitors of all ages to see, discover, and explore Maine's geology and Earth's products while showing new and exciting ways that earth science can help meet tomorrow's challenges.
Thursday (10/20)
Co-op class today. OM, duct tape and cooking
Friday (10/21)
The monthly cooking class at Larissa's was today. J & M have a lot of fun spending the day cooking with their friends. Look what they made!
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