Thursday, October 23, 2008
Rainy Days and Field Trips
Field Trip #1
Andrew's Pre-K class took a field trip to Curran's Apple
Orchard on October 15, 2008. He loved every minute
of the trip, even if it was rainy. He didn't quit smiling the
entire time - even when I was taking his picture.
Enjoying the kiddie hay bale maze.
I wish so badly that I had thought to take video
of him feeding the goats. He LOVED it and
giggled the whole time. It was so cute.
Field Trip #2
On October 20th, our home school group went
on a field trip to hear a concert by the Rockford
Symphony Orchestra. It was titled "Musical
Postcards: Portraits of America" and featured
regional pieces from the West Coast across America
to the East Coast. It was a nice concert, made even
better by the fact that I knew someone in the orchestra.
Another rainy day! Fall has definitely arrived.
Andrew's Pre-K class took a field trip to Curran's Apple
Orchard on October 15, 2008. He loved every minute
of the trip, even if it was rainy. He didn't quit smiling the
entire time - even when I was taking his picture.
Enjoying the kiddie hay bale maze.
I wish so badly that I had thought to take video
of him feeding the goats. He LOVED it and
giggled the whole time. It was so cute.
Field Trip #2
On October 20th, our home school group went
on a field trip to hear a concert by the Rockford
Symphony Orchestra. It was titled "Musical
Postcards: Portraits of America" and featured
regional pieces from the West Coast across America
to the East Coast. It was a nice concert, made even
better by the fact that I knew someone in the orchestra.
Another rainy day! Fall has definitely arrived.
posted by Robin Hayes, 6:26 PM
2 Comments:
I love the goat photo! The field trips look like fun - no one can say school isn't exciting on days like this!
commented by 
Ann-Marie, 9:21 PM
Ann-Marie, 9:21 PM
So glad I got to see pictures since I heard about these great field trips while we were up there last week! Hope you're doing well.
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