How do you like your marshmallows?
Personally, I like mine burnt (D) and smushed between a couple of graham crackers with some chocolate… best eaten on a cool night beside a warm campfire. Continue reading “Question Of The Day”
How do you like your marshmallows?
Personally, I like mine burnt (D) and smushed between a couple of graham crackers with some chocolate… best eaten on a cool night beside a warm campfire. Continue reading “Question Of The Day”
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These lessons were made to go along with ‘The Little House On The Prairie‘ written by Laura Ingalls Wilder. We are planning to go through the whole series and I am keeping track of the different topics we are learning about here on my blog. We hope you enjoy these as much as we have!
On weeks where there are several activities listed just choose a couple that interest you the most to work on.
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You can check out my Pinterest page Little House on the Prairie Crafts for even more crafts and activities.
Many of the songs come from this book:
You can find more Native American crafts and activities HERE , HERE, HERE and a FREE printable coloring book HERE.
2. Horse Crafts
3. You could start making a Pioneer Life Diorama to depict the book scenes.
2. Listen to the sounds of nature at night:
Or you can try to draw a wolf:
Listen to the natural songs made by wolves:
1. Snakes
2.Water well
Listen to some Native American music:
Listen to some of these old cowboy songs:
DIY Paper Turkey Headdress Turkey Hat Crafts
Novum Crafts Feather Headdress
1. Make musical instruments:
2. Christmas
Some more Plains Indian Music:
Smiling Wisdom – Jumping Hop Frog Origami Game
2. Buffalo Crafts
3. Indian Papoose Craft
1. Make a Covered Wagon p. 37 Pioneer Crafts for Kids
2. Indian Headdress
Amscan Thanksgiving Make Your Own Headband
Westco Sounds of Nature Kit Musical Instrument Toy
Make some crafts for your Indian Party. Check out these ideas HERE on Amazon. You can also check out my Pinterest board HERE.
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Campfire Day is the day we can set aside to relax and unwind by a campfire! Click here to learn more about this holiday. It is celebrated on the first Saturday in August.
I think I might be the perfect time to plan a Weenie Roast! We might need some of these for roasting our hot dogs and marshmallows for S’mores. It might also be nice to have some campfire songs and stories too.
Below are some of the activities I found to celebrate this day:
(Use at your own discretion.)
Also check out:
Homeschool: August on Pinterest
Campfire for kids on YouTube