We are continuing in our history unit onwestward expansion for kids. Today we are exploring the Oregon Trail for kids. We made a salt dough map, a covered wagon, crackers, and tried line dancing as fun hands on history projects. You will also find great westward expansion books and free ...
Find out more about this topic by reviewing the lesson named Oregon Trail Facts: Lesson for Kids. You will learn about: Where the Oregon Trail started The animals that were used to pull covered wagons Wagon trains How Oregon Trail travelers crossed rivers Practice Exams You are viewing...
The Oregon Trail began as a path originally cut by Native Americans, which was later expanded by white fur traders. It later was used during the westward expansion of settlers across North America to the Pacific coast. Here are some interesting kid-friendly facts about the Oregon Trail. Explore...
Rogue River Trail Hiking 4 Days | Fall (Spring) | | Gateway: Ashland / Medford, OR (MFR) Hike Oregon’s world famous Rogue River Trail European trekking style - with lodge to lodge comfort, raft support (you only carry a daypack), & gourmet food & local wines. The trip is active, ...
All kids, age 4 through entering 6th grade this fall, can sign up now at the MVKids welcome table or you can register online below. Join us for great sports instruction, fun music and inspiring Bible stories. Camp will run Monday July 3rd-Thursday July 6th from 9AM to noon atBeavercreek...
For surfers: Free toolbar & extensions Word of the Day Help For webmasters: Free content Linking Lookup box Close Oregon Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Medical, Legal, Financial, Acronyms, Wikipedia. Related to Oregon: Oregon Trail, Oregon State University Oregon, state, United States...
Coming Home by Vanport Mosaic is Selected for National Event COMING HOMEis one of 14 national projects selected to be part of national event. In Portland we will be activating spaces and programming in Historic Old Town during September 27th to October 6th. ...
Determined to get my walk in for the day, I kept moving toward the ocean and eventually came to a passable trail, crossed the bridge and emerged on the beach, where a congregation of gulls was having a meeting. Sand, sea, and sky were all shades of pale gray. Driftwood and puffs of...
Prehistoric Gardens: one of our kids’ favorite stops, the Prehistoric Gardens is a small, rainforest-style garden with huge dinosaur models. It’s a short trail through lush greenery, hanging ferns and over a creek stopping to check out the huge dinosaurs en route. ...
challenging rock climbing wall just waiting for energetic kids of all ages to try! New this year in the Kids Zone will be activities for kids created especially for them by ScienceWorks with interactive space-orientated projects and Kids Unlimited creating ...