Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Wigwams and Family Fun
Last night families had the opportunity to come to school and make their very own wigwam that represented the dwellings of the Lenape nation. Students painted a plastic jug (that was cut in half) with glue and placed felt pieces on it that represented bark. Our wigwam village is sitting outside our classroom and will be taken home after our Powwow on Friday.
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The wigwams turned out great! What a fun family night - thank you for always taking pictures. Joey's relatives like to see what's going on in his life also and your pictures give them a real "snapshot" of life in the Mallard room.
-Karen
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