Pioneer Village Memories

We celebrated our prairie experience of the Little House book at Pioneer Village last Friday. Thank you parents who provided the prairie food that the students requested. Thanks also to parents who provided transportation. We had a wonderful time! Students wrote about their experience:

The Pioneer Village Artifacts: “There was a pioneer coin.I say it was made around the 1800’s. There was a bow and arrow, marble figure, plants, rocks and steel nails that this man named Blacksmith made and he has to melt it to 360 degrees F.”
By Roberto

“My favorite parts of Pioneer Village were the big fat pigs and the cowboy shoot out and the black smith.” By Adina

“Friday was very fun. I learned to stay on the path. We saw the teacher’s house and the school house and the cemetery.” By Bella

“I liked when we saw Harold and he was a big white pig. He was very very white.”
By Ava

“Our class got to go in a house that a mother and father and eight children used to live there. It was cool because we saw a black smith shop. We got to see a gun show at 11:15.” By Salem

“We saw a real gun show, but it was a play at the same time. They had two hogs that were really big. They also had pigs and chickens and roosters. They also had a grave yard which I thought was creepy, that had names of people that worked there. All-in-all I thought it was fun.” By Lyric