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| The Brook That Runs Our Property |
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| J Poppin' Up From Behind a Snow Pile |
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| C Poppin' Up Behind HER Snow Pile |
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| S Climbing a Snow Pile |
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| C Found a Pine Cone |
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| The Boys With Our Dog Running Ahead |
We saw some interesting trees and plants along our walk. It's strange how you miss these things even though you've walked this area MANY times!
For a fun, new twist, we brought in a bucket of snow and made snow sculptures, "painting" them with food coloring. COOL fun! (I couldn't resist the pun! LOL)
Check out other nature studies at The Outdoor Hour, Winter Wednesday, Science Sunday, and Nature Connections. Click the buttons on my sidebar!
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| Lovely Broadleaf Lines |
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| Moss and Lichen Growing on a Pine |
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| A Discussion of Phototropism and Auxims |
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| After the Seeds have Dropped |
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| Our Food Dye Paints |
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| S Getting Started |
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| S's Exploding Volcano Sculpture |
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| J and his Rabbit |
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| J Conducting his own Experiment - Blue Dye and Melting Snow |
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| C Painting with Gloves |
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| C's Tie-Dyed Rabbit |
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| This Sculpture Didn't Quite Make it |
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| S's Trying Again After Destruction |
paint snow...hmmm! I almost wish it would snow again. Well, maybe not I am enjoying the 65 degree temp. I will have to save that idea for next year.
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Look at your family out there in all that snow! Great job getting outside and taking time to notice your neighborhood...you are so very right....we do miss things unless we slow down a bit and open our eyes to notice the little things like the trees and moss.
ReplyDeleteLove the art/nature study project with the snow! Thanks so much for sharing your challenge this week.
I love the dyed snow sculptures! We still have a ton of snow, so we could give this a try :)
ReplyDeleteThose snow sculptures look so very cool!
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