our day was slow.
there was something there
about a nap
and reading
and computer play
and rain
and Earth Scouts
- which meant learning about
the water cycle
and its inhabitants
exploring
a moose
and climbing-
and then the great fun of
After Scouts Visiting
at friends' home
until bedtime.
life is good.
there was something there
about a nap
and reading
and computer play
and rain
and Earth Scouts
- which meant learning about
the water cycle
and its inhabitants
exploring
a moose
and climbing-
and then the great fun of
After Scouts Visiting
at friends' home
until bedtime.
life is good.
the moose is awesome!
ReplyDeletehere are a couple of water cycle links we've recently enjoyed:
scholastic water cycle cartoon:
http://teacher.scholastic.com/activities/studyjams/water_cycle/
Bill Nye "Water Cycle Jump":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BayExatv8lE
I love the shot of the moose, how cool!
ReplyDeleteI am so going to see a moose. soon. somewhere...
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous of the moose sighting! We saw two black bears on our way home from up north the other day--I still like moose better!
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great day. And how lucky to see a moose. xx
ReplyDeleteI love those ladybug wings! Cute!
ReplyDeleteThe moose picture is awesome.
What a gorgeous place to visit (and live)! Love the rock climbing!
ReplyDeleteLisa ;)
There is something so awesome about seeing a moose in the wild. Every single time I have seen one, I have felt like I was given an amazing gift. It never gets old for me!
ReplyDeleteThat moose is a keeper!
ReplyDeleteThe ladybug wings would help me glide through the day- very nice!
Geez, I was excited about getting photos of frog eggs--and you saw a moose!
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