This summer was HOT for Alaska. In fact Anchorage broke its all time record high this summer! We did the more swimming we have ever done and we were lucky to find a couple new places to keep cool in the water…. Read More
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Obviously it is colder in Alaska than it is in the lower 48. When trying to start a garden this coolness plainly hinders the planting process. I have read that in some places it’s not safe to plant until today, June 1st…. Read More
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We have photos of my husband reading Jasper his very first book, days after he was born. In addition, Jasper was the Very Hungry Caterpillar for his first Halloween! Books are extremely important in our family. My husband and I both harbor… Read More
Category: alaska, Preschool Projects, Uncategorized
Tags: 1000 books before kindergarten, alaska, anchorage, anchorage imagination library, anchorage library, attention span, australia, books, canada, dolly parton's imagination library, education, empathy, free book, imagination library, last frontier, learning, library, mat-su valley, parents, preschool, reading, relationship, story, story time, united kingdom, united states, vocabulary
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Posted on October 28, 2019 by fromthestates12
Exploring Alaska With Kids: Man Made Beach
This summer was HOT for Alaska. In fact Anchorage broke its all time record high this summer! We did the more swimming we have ever done and we were lucky to find a couple new places to keep cool in the water…. Read More
Category: alaska, Travel, Uncategorized Tags: alaska, beautiful, camping, chilly, exploring, exploring alaska, lake, man made beach, mat-su valley, mountains, old glen, play, river, summer, swimming, swimming hole, valley, water, water play
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Posted on May 28, 2018 by fromthestates12
Gardening in the Land of the Midnight Sun
Obviously it is colder in Alaska than it is in the lower 48. When trying to start a garden this coolness plainly hinders the planting process. I have read that in some places it’s not safe to plant until today, June 1st…. Read More
Category: alaska, Preschool Projects, Uncategorized Tags: alaska, alaska state fair, books, childrens books, cold, cookie cutter, dad, digging, dirt, dough invitation, experiment, exploring, fair, farm, flower, flower pot, fun, garden, gardening, hardening off, hobby farmer, june, learning, mat-su valley, mud, painting, paper plate, paper plate craft, plants, playdough, preschool, Preschool Projects, sensory exploration, sensorybin, state fair, stepping stone, vegetables
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Posted on April 30, 2018 by fromthestates12
Reading in the Last Frontier
We have photos of my husband reading Jasper his very first book, days after he was born. In addition, Jasper was the Very Hungry Caterpillar for his first Halloween! Books are extremely important in our family. My husband and I both harbor… Read More
Category: alaska, Preschool Projects, Uncategorized Tags: 1000 books before kindergarten, alaska, anchorage, anchorage imagination library, anchorage library, attention span, australia, books, canada, dolly parton's imagination library, education, empathy, free book, imagination library, last frontier, learning, library, mat-su valley, parents, preschool, reading, relationship, story, story time, united kingdom, united states, vocabulary