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Family Fun Night 2012

Our school has a "Family Fun Night " put on by the teachers and students every spring. The theme this year was the progression  of the USA starting from the Pilgrims coming to the new colony to our modern era that we live in! We ended with McDonalds type food which was a lot of work, but it turned out good!
We had grilled hamburgers, and chicken and good old fries and chicken  nuggets and ended with homemade  ice cream topped with yummy hot fudge! drool...
The brains that go into a project like this always amazes me!

The General Store

Samantha and Kendra cooking over the "fire" in the mining town
Rebecca "plowing " her field

The "Mayflower", guided by Captain Dominic
A miniature "Mayflower", the captains had a lot of fun guiding this ship! It even had a lower level !
The indians in first grade, pioneer girls in the background...
The pilgrim and the indian at the "First Thanksgiving"
The high school's project , a really cool "space shuttle"that you could ride in and go flying thru space thanks to a flight simulator. The guys got to rock it back and forth, it was nice and bouncy thanks to it sitting on some basketballs on each corner!
Emily and her friend Jennifer were Civil War nurses, they were busy in the tents with the "wounded soldiers".
The entrance of the mine where the miners inside were panning for gold in the dark and cold..Kaitlyn sat on a platform above the people as they toured and spritzed water down on them, a highlight of her evening..They felt the water but couldn't see her 'cause it was too dark!

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  1. ourlittleheavenApril 3, 2012 at 7:00 PM

    My girls and I have really enjoyed these pictures. We home school and get into these type of activities as much as we can. We would have loved to be there and to participate too.  It’s things like this that they never forget and that make learning so much fun. It is amazing too how much they learn through it all. VaLita

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