Rose is continuing to love history. Here we made some Hasty Pudding. (It is mentioned in the song 'Yankee Doodle' and in some of the books we had been reading.)
We weren't expecting to like it, but it was quite good. Our studies said it was traditional to serve it with butter and maple syrup, so that is how we tried it.
Rose's 13 Colonies and Declaration of the United States.
Rose made ink from berries
and used a feather to write with her ink
She thought it was super cool!
Rose helping out in the kitchen at Keepers Club.
We learned decoupage this week. It was my turn to teach and Rose was the only student that had decoupaged before.
Daddy did the science experiments with Rose this week :0)
Our Field Trip this week was to the local Pumpkin Patch with some homeschool friends.
I got lost in the maze, but did catch back up with Rose and the group she was with. We let the girls lead and they got us out.
At the Exit!
We got to pick a pumpkin, go on a hayride and see a few animals.
When we dropped off our pumpkins in the car, Rose decided to put on her Camel-back (it is a backpack that holds a big pouch of water with a hose going around to her mouth) It is handy when we are biking, but apparently, just as handy when you are walking around on a farm.
Daddy and Rose carving a happy face pumpkin.
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