A school of fish

The city of Boston is an important place in the history of the American Revolution, and we talked a lot about various landmarks and famou...

We learned that the Patriots in the American Colonies showed their disgust with the tax on tea by boycotting tea altogether, and making t...

(Seb always tries to look serious when he's being a soldier) I knew the boys would love playing Revolutionary War soldier (since the...

I thought about making tricornes for everyone, but then I found a great tutorial for making mob caps, so I made these for the little gi...

We learned that a popular activity in Colonial times was making and solving Rebus puzzles, which are messages that replace some words or ...

One day we made this Colonial dish, Indian Pudding, which is a cornmeal-and-milk pudding, sweetened with molasses, that reminded us a bit ...

Hello! It has been a lovely summer and I'm finally ready to post about our Revolutionary War Unit! We started this unit at the end ...

Even though our Chocolate Unit really ended a few weeks earlier, when we got back from our trip to Oregon, the children insisted that we ...

Emboldened by our truffle success, we decided to make chocolate-covered caramels for Sam for Father's Day. At the crucial moment (as...

Since we've learned about tempering , we've been wanting to make various things and dip them in chocolate! We tried making these ...

To break up the drive a bit on our way home, we stopped at Bonneville Dam. We do love a good dam in this family, and we seek them out whe...