Although we love our kids' schools and wouldn't want them anywhere else,
I have to admit that I envy the fact that homeschool families
can go on field trips almost anytime.
We still go on a lot of family field trips,
but unfortunately they sort of need to coincide with the school calendar.
We missed a few days of school for our Christmas trip,
but I think we did a decent job of providing educational experiences.
Like this trip to the Holy Land Experience.
And this roadside stop at a cotton field.
Nothing like seeing for yourself why Eli Whitney was a hero.
We were passing by this college town,
so we stopped by for a taste of the college experience.
And by taste, I mean we visited the football stadium.
We learned all about westward expansion and the Louisiana Purchase
at the Gateway Arch.
And last but not least,
I taught Ben how to use Photoshop.
I taught Ben how to use Photoshop.
Because racecars need numbers.
Once a teacher, always a teacher.
3 comments:
Lovely photos. looks like a very wonderful time :)
what a great trip!!! ok, I must be a totally ignorant West Coaster: I had NO idea you could travel up thru the Arch. The picture you took of the Arch's shadow way down below? Awesome!
Thanks! It's a very cool place, Susan, and yes, the ride up is rather fascinating, if you like being in a little round compartment. Well worth a visit! :-)
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