Racing down the hill.
Walking through the bamboo.
Finding and admiring the old oak tree.
tNt
2010年12月7日火曜日
Old Oak Tree
Racing down the hill.
Walking through the bamboo.
Finding and admiring the old oak tree.
tNt
2010年12月2日木曜日
I is for Ice
E is for egg
F is for feather
G is for grass
and H is for horse.
I is for ice. Why are these rocks not sinking to the bottom of the pond?
That's right! It is because there is a thin layer of ice on the pond holding them up.
J is for jacket
K is for kindling
and L is for leaf.
See you next time for more ABC nature hunting!
tNt
F is for feather
G is for grass
and H is for horse.
I is for ice. Why are these rocks not sinking to the bottom of the pond?
That's right! It is because there is a thin layer of ice on the pond holding them up.
J is for jacket
K is for kindling
and L is for leaf.
See you next time for more ABC nature hunting!
tNt
2010年11月16日火曜日
ABCD Nature Hunt
For our last class we walked up the small mountain to the cabin.
It was a beautiful day!
We played the game "Follow the Leader" while we walked.
At the cabin we ate raisin bread and learned some new nature words.
A - Acorn
B - Bug
C - Cloud
D - Dirt
We found all of these things on our ABCD Nature Hunt.
See you next week!
tNt
2010年11月6日土曜日
Walking in the Pony Country
We followed the pony trails. We found the field where the ponies eat grass.
We found the creek where the ponies drink water.
The ponies are our friends!
tNt
今日はポニーを探して、森と牧場を歩きました！
丘の上にはポニーたちが寝ていましたよ。
彼らはいつもフレンドリー。
そっと触らせてくれました。
2010年10月25日月曜日
Happy Halloween
To celebrate Halloween we carved pumpkins into Jack 'o lanterns, played bingo in the cabin, lit fireworks from the fire, and went trick-or-treating!
Happy Halloween!
Happy Halloween!
Picking Hardy Kiwi Fruit
This is hardy kiwi fruit (kokuwa).
This is how you pick hardy kiwi berries.
1. Find the vines.
2. Climb the tree.
3. Shake the branches.
4. Gather the fruit.
5. Eat the hardy kiwi berries.
Minori-chan and her mother drew pictures of their hardy kiwi fruit picking experience. The last picture asks, "How do they taste?" Minori-chan smiles and says, "good!"
This is how you pick hardy kiwi berries.
1. Find the vines.
2. Climb the tree.
3. Shake the branches.
4. Gather the fruit.
5. Eat the hardy kiwi berries.
Minori-chan and her mother drew pictures of their hardy kiwi fruit picking experience. The last picture asks, "How do they taste?" Minori-chan smiles and says, "good!"
2010年10月17日日曜日
Autumn Returns
Welcome back.
It is so nice to see everyone again!
There is a special holiday at this time of the year in Canada. It is called, 'Thanksgiving' and it is celebrated the second week of October.
At this time Canadians are thankful for the bountiful harvest. Families often get together for a special dinner. They normally eat roasted tureky with stuffing, vegetables from the garden, and apple or pumpkin pie!
Last week the tNt Adventures in English students did a little harvesting too. They went into the garden to pick the carrots and burdock that they planted in the spring.
Of course we shared some of the carrots with the horses too!
We then went for a walk looking for red, green, yellow, orange, and brown leaves.
Autumn sure is colourful!
tNt
It is so nice to see everyone again!
There is a special holiday at this time of the year in Canada. It is called, 'Thanksgiving' and it is celebrated the second week of October.
At this time Canadians are thankful for the bountiful harvest. Families often get together for a special dinner. They normally eat roasted tureky with stuffing, vegetables from the garden, and apple or pumpkin pie!
Last week the tNt Adventures in English students did a little harvesting too. They went into the garden to pick the carrots and burdock that they planted in the spring.
Of course we shared some of the carrots with the horses too!
We then went for a walk looking for red, green, yellow, orange, and brown leaves.
Autumn sure is colourful!
tNt
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