We had a wonderful field trip to Jesse H. Jones park. We learned so much about the Native Americans and the pioneers. Please share some new learning you learned on this field trip. What was your favorite station? Please share using four to five sentences. Don't forget capital letters and end marks.
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Ranger Jason and the Volunteers, Redbud Hill Homestead - a family home in the Wilderness, Life like a Pioneer of the 1820s and 30s, Log Cabin - split rail fence, kitchen Garden - Rosemary, plants for medicine, Smokehouse, bread oven, barn - wagon to town to get supplies, older boys slept up top, outhouse - corn cobs for toothbrush & TP, Pig pen - soap made from pig fat, blacksmith shop - metal rod in the fire, hammered nails, lake - bathe 2 times a year; June weddings, feather quill to write, stage for dancing, feast, social gatherings, marriages, bedding of leaves, wood slats & ropes, games - Cup & ball, corn toss, tug o’ war
I loved it a lot. I ha a lot of fun. My favorite station was the music one. I hope I get to go again
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DeleteWe went on a field trip to Jesse H. Jones Park, and this is some things that we learned/did: First, our guide was Ranger Jason, and he showed us around. We went over to a game station, where we played cup & ball, corn toss, tug o' war, and another game that I don't remember. Then we went over to music. The had wooden guitars, with strings made out of (ew!) dried pig intestines. we went to the Native American village and saw a very cool pantry, a chief's hut, and a trap-the-animals guy. Then we went to the woodwork and the blacksmith. The woodwork had cool stuff to make logs that have been cut in half into flat slabs of wood. The blacksmith had cool stuff as well, like anvils, and hammers and metal rods that they BURNED in the fire to make it easier to hammer. Next, we went over to the animals. The barn was where they kept the oxen, and the top of the barn had hay for the older boys to sleep on, so that they can keep an eye on the oxen. Lastly, we went to the plants/crops. There was rosemary and we got to smell some. Then we went back to the start and ate our lunch. We had recess and then a movie. BEST FIELD TRIP EVER!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed going to Jesse H. Jones park! I learned that they loved to play tug o' war and many other fun games. I also learned they use pig intestines to make strings for entraments. I loved going on the feild trip!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed going to Jesse H. Jones park! It was truly very exciting. There was a lot of games like tug o' war and corn toss.We had lunch there. When we came back we had recess then we watched "Because of Winn-Dixie". It was truly amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteThe field trip was fun. I learned that the pioneers only can play music on Sundays. I also had so much fun doing tug of war and corn toss. I also learned that when the Indians fought the pioneers and the kids laid in the wagon.
ReplyDeleteI loved the field trip. My favorite station was the games. I loved the tug of war. Some new learning was that they had a black smith. I also learned the instruments they played like guitar and violin. Last I loved seeing the village with the pantry and houses. It was so fun!
ReplyDeleteI loved the field trip. I learned so many new things. My favorite station was the games and I liked throwing the corn into the little rings. I was impressed of how good the guys at the stage could play the guitar and the violin. And I learned at that station that they played a little guitar looking thing like a violin, but with a guitar chip.
ReplyDeleteThe field trip was fun.I liked it when we did toggle war.The games they played was fun.The tools they use is pretty weird .
ReplyDeleteThe place was very fun. I learned so much. I liked the native village. The game of tugawar was amazing.
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ReplyDeleteWe went on a field trip to Jesse H. Jones Park. It was fun. I like when we play tug-of-war against the boys. Also I think it was cool how blacksmiths work back then that was cool. And I think was kind of gross how they made The strings on the guitar made out of pig intestines wow very gross. Do you need to be American Village? I think what was cool in the pantry in the little summer hideout.And also I think it’s a pretty bad idea To put the kids with all the weapons you never know what weapon could end up in a children’s hands. Also I think it was cool how they had a little hospital and a little piece ceremony at the same time.Then after wood work it was cool how they scrape the wood to make it then and then they put that on the house so water doesn’t drip through. I also think it’s cool how the guy puts it in the middle and then he tries to hammer it down. Then we went to the barn. The barn had hair on the top where the boy or a girl would take care of the animals like ox the auction was there in case he needed to pull a wagon. Last but certainly not least do you want to plant some cops there we learned how to start a farm or grow some plants Like Rosemary well we gathered back to the little exciting place where we heard music then we would lineup in time to watch tonight at lunch we drove us and stopped at a little picnic tables then we ate lunch for maybe 30 minutes and went back into a bus then drove back to school when we got to school recess then watch little bit of Winn-Dixie packed up and left.
I thought Jesse H. Jones park was very fun and interesting. My favorite station was the games because we got to learn what games the pioneers played. They lived in structures made of wood and held together with mud. They did not have running water so they got it from the river. Many died of sickness because they did not have the right medicine. I enjoyed this field trip!
ReplyDeleteThe homested was cool. I LOVED tug-of-war because we won. I also thinked that the indian village was cool. I had alot of fun.
ReplyDeleteI loved the trip my favirite part was the tugawar. I liked the native amarican vilage. their tools were really weird. their houses were really cool!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt was very fun. We played tug of war a more games. I lerned alot of new stuff. I liked the songs they played they were very good.
ReplyDeleteI loved our field trip, it was so fun! I really liked the hunter, Indian people, and the games. I also loved lunch time after all those exhibits! I think all of it was really cool!
ReplyDeletei loved the homestead i love it so much i liked the blacksmith tow it was a realy cool trip it waaaaaaaaaasssssssssssss sooooooooooooo fuuuuuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnn
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