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    Volcanoes and Don't Wake the Bear

    Volcanoes and Don't Wake the Bear

    The kids have been talking a lot about "hot lava" lately, as part of their imaginary play, so on Tuesday we thought it might be fun to do an eruption with mentos and diet coke. We also worked on creating our own volcano using paper mache and paint that we will erupt this week. On Thursday we tried a new game that the kids really enjoyed called "Don't Wake the Bear." We talked about how bears and other animals hibernate during the winter. Then we took turns being the bear, hi
    Snow and Ice

    Snow and Ice

    We went sledding down the big hill, broke through a frozen pond with hammers, made snow angels, had snowball fights, made music with drums and bells, and painted the snow with watercolors!  It was a magical couple days with Fairywood covered in snow.
    Melting

    Melting

    We've been fascinated with the process of melting this week. With such warm temperatures, there was a lot of ice melting in the creeks. We threw some rocks on the ice to see if we could break it. We used our feet as well. These three asked to get out the stove so we could melt some crayons. It's been a favorite activity all year. On Thursday we went on a hike into Yellowwood State Forest. There we found vines to climb, jelly-like mushrooms at the end of a stick, and a tre
     

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