My desire is that my life be a life of praise to our Lord Jesus Christ in all things that I do. Whether it be a grateful spirit for my spouse and child, enjoying the unexpected rain shower on a dry summer day or just seeing a sunrise as I take my daily walk, counting my blessings often is just what I need. I hope you will see that clearly as you read through my daily journey. ENJOY!
Sunday, October 19, 2008
The Indian Heritage Festival at Burritt Museum
Last Thursday, we enjoyed a great time with several families from our homeschool group. The Indian Heritage Festival was great and SO educational. We'll definitely plan to visit this next year!!
Abigail's first station/center was getting Indian face painting. She chose a fish from a sheet of symbols. It was pretty easy....as it simply means fish..one of the many foods they ate.
Another station was a storytelling/culture area. This Indian lady was quite funny. After telling a story about how the Possum's tail lost its hair, she shared other fun details, then let the children put on masks that were handmade for her by a friend in her tribe.
This photo was made while the kids participated in a circle dance. Abigail really watched Haley, because she picked it up so quickly.
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We really enjoyed it, too. The dancing was Haley's favorite part, although I'm not really sure how that style of dance fit with the Native American theme.
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