"It's snowing still," said Eeyore gloomily. "And freezing."
"However," He said, brightening up a little,
"we haven't had an earthquake lately."
"However," He said, brightening up a little,
"we haven't had an earthquake lately."
We've been hearing words like 'polar vortex' and 'record lows' and 'wind chill warning' here lately.
...they say diamond dust is in the air when this happens. At least sun dogs make negative temps beee-u-ti-ful!
...and you get to do cool science experiments like turn water to steam before it has a chance to hit the ground!
waves in the snow- I love it when it does this!
icy spears for battles in the snow
Outdoor geography- heading out after the storm passed and learning wind direction from the snowy trees
We're working our way through Long's Geography and the questions this week happened to be quite fitting:
Tell all that you can tell about the wind.
What was the direction of the wind during the last snow-storm?
Why is the north wind cold?
My son dictated a lovely little made-up poem in answer to the first question which I promptly wrote into my Mothers Notebook. Love.
Tell all that you can tell about the wind.
What was the direction of the wind during the last snow-storm?
Why is the north wind cold?
My son dictated a lovely little made-up poem in answer to the first question which I promptly wrote into my Mothers Notebook. Love.
playing with frozen bubbles
just like Laura Ingalls
staying warm indoors
a little planting and a little dreaming of spring
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