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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
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged children, Creativity, Education, Homeschooling, Language, Teaching, Writing, Youngstown Cultural Arts Center
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
The Disaster of the Cranky Crankie
So Lady Gaga had just gotten back from space and was wearing a hotdog costume. Hitler came up to her and said, “You look like a Wiener Schnitzel.” She says to him, “This is a bad romance, Adolf.” But I … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Uncategorized
Tagged children, Crankies, Education, Frog Hollow School, Homeschooling, Seattle, Summer, Teaching writing
Wild Word Games
Summer feeling looooooong? Here are three crazy word games to occupy minds young and old. Bananagram Poetry This game works just like Bananagrams (or Speed Scrabble if you play with Scrabble tiles instead of the nifty little banana bag), but after … Continue reading
Posted in Games
Tagged children, classroom games, Education, Family, Homeschooling, Seattle, Summer, word games
