We recently attended the Atlanta History Center’s homeschool days about colonial life (in September) and Strange History (in October). The events were awesome! (I have written a detailed review with all you need to “knowContinue reading
Category: Georgia Outdoor Explorer
The Great Genghis Khan comes to Fernbank Museum
Genghis Khan was a bloodthirsty, barbaric conqueror. Or, so we have been led to believe. There’s another side to the story that has been locked in an ancient text, “The Secret History of the Mongols,”Continue reading
Discover Gold in Dahlonega, Georgia
A few weeks ago, we went to explore the history surrounding the first Gold Rush in the United States. It happened in Dahlonega, Georgia! We visited Consolidated Gold Mine, which was a working mine duringContinue reading
Zoo Atlanta’s Amazing Members Only Night
Zoo Atlanta’s Members Only Night was an amazing experience that allowed us to have a glimpse of what the Zoo has in store after hours. We have purchased Family Membership to the Zoo, for years.Continue reading
Kids Adventure Day at Smithgall-Woods!
We headed out for a day of fun and adventure at Smithgall-Woods State Park (Official Webste Here). It’s a bit of a haul, for us, being in Northwest Metro Atlanta. But, the event promised hands-onContinue reading
Nature Journal: Bird Watching Resources & Printables
Our nature journal gathering, this month, will focus on birds. We’re preparing to participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count, Feb 17-20 2012. Here are some resources from this month’s focus. First, I printed theseContinue reading
Field Guide: Butterflies of the Southeastern USA
I welcome you all to print out this field guide of butterflies found in the southeast USA. It’s a great addition to your nature journal. Butterflies move quickly, at times. So, the best way toContinue reading