One of this week’s highlights was a rainy trip to Matthews/Winters Park, where we found all kinds of moss and lichen to ID. There were also baby snails everywhere, and the discussion about where they came from included some fairy input from the younger group members. Follow-up research on snails proved that they hatch from eggs and wasn’t quite as magical, but very explanatory. We then searched unsuccessfully for snail eggs in the water. We also ID’d some bittercress, but based on the water’s dirtiness, decided not to eat that one.
Tag Archives: slime
September 18 – Weekly Photos + Tracking
We kicked off our Wildling groups this week. The Monday crew made slime + an insane obstacle course, plus the usual social play + mayhem of volume. Wilder’s gravel slime was the most popular, even if it was an accidental addition. On Wednesday, there was whittling, carving + fort-building outdoors with an entirely new group of enthusiastic kiddos. Looks like it’ll be two fun groups this semester!
April 23 – Weekly Photos
The week of science experiments, if ever there was one. From DIY egg dye to rocket launching, we did them ALL.
November 20 – Weekly Photos
Last week started out great, then turned into a sick week off. Hoping we can sleep it off soon. Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
November 13 – Weekly Tracking + Photos
More gorgeous fall weather = more time outside, right? We are soaking it all in.
September 25 – Weekly Tracking + Photos
We spent Sunday to Wednesday running and doing, then a long Thursday of inspired reading and self-directed home projects. While we may agree on what we’re doing for the week, it’s also been tiring.
The Week in Photos – August 29, 2021
We spent the week stacking new habits onto old ones, aiming for a little bit more structure each week until we ramp up to our full fall schedule.
The Week in Photos – August 22, 2021
When we have a fun, outdoorsy week like this one, I’m so thankful our summers don’t end with butts in desks.
The Week in Photos – August 15, 2021
Week “at home,” yet we’re hardly there with all the outdoor time, the friend time, and the adventures. Hooray!
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