Bookmark this site, geography teachers: Farm School is going to New York City for the “American Thanksgiving” holiday. Check out the long list of rich resources.
Any student or teacher doing a project on modern New York City should send a note of Thanksgiving to Farm School, eh?
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Thanks for the mention, Ed. Just don’t tell the kids it’s educational!
We just finished rereading a picture book biography of John James Audubon (and I casually left a book of his bird paintings on the coffee table…) in preparation for a visit to the New-York Historical Society. The kids are pretty excited now!
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