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| Fallen Leaf Lake Snowshoe Hike |
Here are this week's challenges:
Outdoor Hour Challenge #4 Winter Weather Study
Winter Wednesday #4 Tree Silhouettes -More ideas for this study can be found on Squidoo.
These two challenges can easily be combined into one outdoor excursion. Both challenges can also be done from the comfort of your own window if it is bitterly cold outdoors. Observations can be made and then recorded in your nature journal or if you have the ebooks you can record your findings on the accompanying notebook pages. I have a free Seasonal Weather Notebook Page on Scribd if you would like to have that one for your follow-up activity.
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| Snowshoe Tracks with Aspen Silhouettes |
Even if you don't do anything else this week, try to get outside for some fresh air and a good walk with your children.
Please feel free to complete one or both of the challenges as you have the opportunity. We would all enjoy seeing your entries and even if it is at a later date, please come back to this entry and add your link. I am listing all the entries in this series on the sidebar of my blog for you to add to as you have time. You are never "late" and you can add links whenever you have the chance.
I'm having problems downloading/printing any of your free Scribd pages, Barb. I have tried clicking on download and print, but each time I get a box saying that I have to pay for an account. Could you let me know what I'm doing wrong? LOL I'll check back later today or tomorrow. Thanks!
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http://oursideofthemtn.blogspot.com
I tried to print off the Scribd page and it would not let me. Do you know how to fix? :)
ReplyDeleteScribd allows free printing of documents if you upload and participate on their website. You just need to find some document to share and then you can download anything you want.
ReplyDeleteAn alternative is to pay a small subscription fee but there is no reason you can't find something to share and then be a part of the community.
Read the Scribd website and they will step you through joining the community.
my youngest daughter and i went for a walk along the river. we actually have been observing several trees further south, but we usually bike there, and we didn't feel like getting the bikes out in the snow, or walking the distance! so we chose a new tree, closer to home. it'll be fun to watch this one now, through spring and summer and autumn. we haven't figured out yet what it is.
ReplyDeletelove the snowshoe tracks toward the aspen silhouettes :)
ReplyDeleteNo snow, so we had to adapt. Thanks, Barb.
ReplyDeleteHi Barb-
ReplyDeleteBetter late than never....we had a great time doing this one.
Thanks
Amy
Never ever late Amy. Thanks so much for linking. :)
ReplyDeleteMy link says "Conifers", but it's not! So sorry Barb! Someday I'll figure this all out. It's our Winter Weather, Snow and Winter Sky study.
ReplyDeleteJessy
http://oursideofthemtn.blogspot.com
This worked out so well today - both the weather and the tree silhouettes. Love the blind contour activity in the Winter Wednesday ebook! Thank you
ReplyDeleteTrying to get our challenges posted! Thanks for all your time and effort you put in to this blog. We love it!
ReplyDeleteHey... I finally took the time to post this...Loving these studies.
ReplyDeleteHi Barb, we really enjoyed ourselves AGAIN!!! Thanks!!
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