29 August 2009
War Between the States
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Look Out, Dad!!
My father is the purple dot above the blue weather station. He's juuust outside Milton's evacuation zone. Well! My brother and I jus...

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http://www.miamiherald.com/367/story/256844.html How dare he "prefer" a Christian for President... You would think that he persona...
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I wish I'd have known this starting out. I wish I'd have known that it's actually LESS work to just homeschool your child, than...
I am SO impressed! This is a really fun lesson they will never forget.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, not for your kids, but for yourself--have you ever read the book "Andersonville?" It's written as a novel, but pretty accurate description of life in the Southern prison camp of Andersonville. You could find it through your public library system. It's a VERY worthwhile read.
Eileen
Dedicated Elementary Teacher Overseas (in the Middle East)
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OO! That sounds like a good (scary, thought-provoking) read. I heard of this camp through the Ken Burns Civil War documentary. The pictures were awful.
ReplyDeleteI love the reenactment and all the details you included to make it more realistic: the songs, the clothes, the flags, the food. Love, love, love it!
ReplyDeleteMy condolences, however, to Elf.
What a great idea! I know this stick with them foever. Those neighbor ladies sound cute.
ReplyDeleteTell them the bugs add extra fiber and crunch.
What fun. Your kiddos are blessed to have such a creative teacher!
ReplyDeleteDo did Emperor give the Gettysburg Address? Or was a gentleman with a beard and top hat invited?
ReplyDeleteAwesome way to teach a lesson!
ReplyDeleteSounds like things went well, despite the war [smile].
ReplyDelete~Luke