Christian school student churn up the 'old days'
Published on Wed, Nov 25, 2009Read More News
Olympic Christian School celebrated its second Pioneer Day on Friday, Nov. 20.
Students participated in hands-on activities including churning butter and spinning wool into yarn.
"They like to work with their hands and feel and make things," said Gwen Rudzinski, a second-grade teacher.
First-graders made cinnamon bread that they kneaded and baked themselves.
Parents and Clallam County Historical Society volunteers led groups at stations where they demonstrated historical artifacts and shared information.
Students participated in hands-on activities including churning butter and spinning wool into yarn.
"They like to work with their hands and feel and make things," said Gwen Rudzinski, a second-grade teacher.
First-graders made cinnamon bread that they kneaded and baked themselves.
Parents and Clallam County Historical Society volunteers led groups at stations where they demonstrated historical artifacts and shared information.
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