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Poetry in a Vacuum
The Seattle Frog Hollow class wrote this poem as a group this spring. Each student wrote one or two lines and I put them in this order. The prompt was a comparison that had to do with outer space. They … Continue reading
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Frog Hollow Poetry Exhibit
The Seattle Frog Hollow class has the honor of having a poetry poster exhibit in the hallway gallery at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center, alongside the work of other artists in the community. It is up right now, and if anyone … Continue reading
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Tagged children, Creativity, Education, Homeschooling, Language, Teaching, Writing, Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
Guide to Pigeon Point Park and Longfellow Creek
The Seattle Frog Hollow class wrote a guide this spring to two of our favorite parks, Longfellow Creek (aka Dragonfly Park) and Pigeon Point (aka The Tree). This was a collaborative process involving lots of revision — and map-making. One … Continue reading
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Guide to Tolt MacDonald Park
This is a guide to Tolt MacDonald Park, written by the 2017/18 Carnation Frog Hollow class. We went to the park weekly, and here are our recommendations about how to enjoy this special place, and maps explaining how to find … Continue reading
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Tagged Carnation, children, Education, Homeschooling, King County Parks, Nature, Teaching, Tolt MacDonald Park
