For Jenna's field trip last week, we went to Renfrew Institute in Waynesboro, PA. It was a beautiful day and beautiful place! In this first pic, her class is getting their "community assignments" from the Mayor and the Judge. Jenna was a "small furry seed-reducer". All the kids were plants or animals with similar fun names. They had to learn about what kind of environment they needed; then we walked around the park to some different environments to learn more about each. The 2 ladies did a fantastic job of creatively teaching and keeping order, etc.
Antietam Creek runs thru the park
The barn we walked up to-- a Pennsylvania Bank Barn. The man who gave our tour helped restore the barn in 1989, so he knew EVERYTHING about it. I found it very interesting, but I think the kids were fairly bored. A lot of his language went over their heads. I'm sure my dad would like to talk to him. :)
Here Uncle Tietam was showing us a joint from the old barn. Fascinating how they fit it together and used wooden pegs.
The first time I ever climbed over a stile, at least that I remember.
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