Reindeer ADVENTure log: Day 3 |
Reindeer ADVENTure Day 5: Letter "R" Tracing Worksheets
Link to the PDF: Letter "R" worksheets
Reindeer ADVENTure Day 9: Reindeer Card
Reindeer ADVENTure Day 9: Reindeer Card |
Link to the PDF: Hand and Footprint Reindeer Card
ADVENTure log: Day 10 -- Migration
Link to the PDF: ADVENTure log: Day 10
Link to the PDF: ADVENTure log: Day 13
Reindeer ADVENTure: Day 11 -- My Boreal Forest
Link to PDF project sheet: My Boreal Forest
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Reindeer Wood Slice Project Sheet Link to PDF: Reindeer Wood Slice |
My Treehouse: Power Drill BASICS |
I have big news for you, Treehouse Family!
We were treated to a very special surprise at the Milwaukee County Zoo after my daughters zoo class. While we were finishing our class at the reindeer exhibit, we saw a familiar face talking with the Zookeepers.
Santa Clause seemed to be a bit distraught. Three of his reindeer were sick and he needed three strong reindeer to help pull his sleigh. Ms. Colette, the reindeer's Zookeeper, had no problem allowing the reindeer to go out for Santa's big run. Santa's only request was that we needed to leave reindeer food.
I thought how I could help and remembered that Gingerbread House was our new way to cook food and share recipes with our family. It's an easy recipe and really tasty too! So, please make the reindeer food for the three reindeer pulling Santa's sleigh from the Milwaukee County Zoo. It's up to you to help keep them strong for the big journey, Treehouse Family!
Reindeer Food Recipe |
Announcing: Gingerbread House Cooking School |
Link to PDF: Reindeer Food + Coloring Sheet
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