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Hands-on History Programs At Your School: Atlanta Area or North East Florida
Native American, Colonial Life, American Revolution or Civil War.
Virtual Programs Also Available.
St. Augustine Field Trip Planning Services:
staugguides@gmail.com 904-315-5033
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Colonial Kids Hands-on Educational Program:
1. Spinning Demonstration, Cotton Cleaning, Weaving on Looms with twill strips. How clothing was made.
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2. Corn Grinding, Toss Games using Corn Cobb's, Building using Corn Cobb's
Colonial Food.
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3. Clothes Pin Dolls. (washboard and tub display) Washing Clothes Information or Corn Husk Dolls, Legend of the Corn Husk Doll
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4. Knot Tying and Making Braided or Twisted Rope.
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5. Pump Drills, (Woodworker) Leather Shoe Sole Sewing (Cobbler) Coin Necklace: (Silversmith)
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6. Making a Toy/Games (Whirligig or Spoon Catch) Simple wooden Toys.
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7. Early Education: Writing on Slate Boards, Charcoal boards and using a Quill pen. What children used in early schools. Riddles too!
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8. Power Points, Additional Games, Tongue Twisters, Sewing, and more
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Students Keep: Clothespin Doll, Whirligig, Quill and Ink Letter, Necklace
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