Tuesday, April 28, 2009

School Fun for Abby

Abby has had a couple of fun school projects recently.

Her 2nd grade class had an assignment to read a biography and then create a diorama representing that book. Abby chose to read about Sacajawea and created her diorama to represent the time Sacajawea spent at Fort Clatsop (in Oregon) during the winter of 1805-1806. We visited this site last November with Papa and Gramma, so it was fun for Abby to read about it again.

Mark helped Abby with the popsicle stick cabin, and I won't tell you how many tries it took Abby and me to make that clay doll. Let's just say it reinforced the fact that I am not the least bit crafty! But Abby was pleased with the end result and we had lots of family fun working on this project.


Then last week Abby's school celebrated "International Day," and the students were encouraged to wear a costume representing their heritage. Abby was so excited to get to wear the Norwegian costume that Grandma from North Dakota made and gave her for Christmas!

She's pretty cute, huh?!

3 comments:

grandma & grandpa from North Dakota said...

Hi Abby! Wow! You've had some very exciting projects in school and we can tell that you learned a lot and enjoyed doing them. And you look like a true Norwegian in your costume! So glad that you had a chance to wear it!! Have fun at Disneyland!
Love from Gr and Gr from ND

Jennifer said...

Sooo cute!

Dana said...

adorable!! what fun projects- and so cool that you and mark both were able to help!