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SUMMARY:Travel in Time Field Trips for teachers- Spring 2018
DESCRIPTION:Go back in time and experience local history on our beautiful family farm! Your 3rd – 5th grade school group will learn about life as a pioneer\, trapper\, and Kalapuya Indian with hands-on experience\, outdoor activities and more. The trip begins at our pioneer homestead\, a historic granary building\, then your class with break into three groups that will have different adventures with a costumed interpreter as a guide. The Kalapuya group will go to a beautiful camp under the trees to learn about foods\, housing\, tools\, language and more. Trappers will walk to a camp spot with a tent and cooking ring\, sit on tree stumps and learn about trade\, early tools\, lifestyle\, and animals then go for a walk to the pond to search for tracks. The pioneer group will start at the granary and learn about early schooling\, work the loom and go for a nature walk to the creek to record observations in their field journals. Each group will make a craft to take home. \nWe re-convene at the granary for a final wrap up and to get back on the bus. There is a pioneer one room schoolhouse on the property\, next to the farm store and commercial kitchen\, which you will probably see as you approach our driveway. It is not available for our field trips\, however\, the Camas Country Mill has field trips there for students during the school year. (You may contact them directly to book a trip there.) Thanks for your cooperation! \nPlease let us know if you have special needs in your group or severe allergies. \nPricing: $4.50 per child\, with a $50 minimum. Adult Chaperones are free.\nIf you have a small group we can do the field trip with one or two groups\, such as pioneer only\, or pioneer and Kalapuya group only.  Our maximum is 35 kids. \n12 children or less\, ONE GROUP\n13-21 children\, TWO GROUPS\n22-35 children\, THREE GROUPS \nField trips last for two hours and are usually scheduled from 9:30am to 11:30am. We do not have facilities for groups over 15 to stay and eat their lunches\, unless you can sit outdoors on the grass (good weather.) If your group is 15 or under and you would like to use the granary for lunch\, please let us know in advance.  There is an additional fee of $20 to stay for lunch. \nLiability release waivers will need to be collected for all persons attending the field trips\, including adult chaperones. You are encouraged to bring your own water bottles and snacks if necessary (depending on timing of your trip.) \nWe will send you a packet of information about preparing for your field trip as well as background information and what to expect. \nContact our Director\, Karen Rainsong\, for more information.
URL:https://www.singingcreekcenter.org/event/travel-time-field-trips-teachers-spring-2018/
LOCATION:the Granary building at S.C.\, 92194 Purkerson Rd.\, Junction City\, OR\, 97448\, United States
CATEGORIES:Field Trip
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SUMMARY:Homestead Arts: Rag Rug Making Class - March 2018
DESCRIPTION:Come learn how to make your own braided rag rug at the Granary at Singing Creek Center! Bring some old sheets to tear into strips to make the rug. You can find them easily at Goodwill or thrift stores. Our class is taught by Carolyn Bard\, and we will have “starts” for you to use so you can dive right in. Adults can register for this class as well (no need to have a child with you.) \nThe granary building is not wheelchair accessible at this time; there are two steps up to the front door. \n$10 fee per rug made. The whole family can come out for just $10 and make a rug! \nIf you prefer not to use Paypal and pay at the door\, please contact our Director\, Karen at karen@singingcreekcenter.org or 541 968-1986. \nPre-registration is required using the form below. See you there! \n 
URL:https://www.singingcreekcenter.org/event/homestead-arts-rag-rug-making-class-march-2018/
LOCATION:the Granary building at S.C.\, 92194 Purkerson Rd.\, Junction City\, OR\, 97448\, United States
CATEGORIES:Classes
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SUMMARY:Girl Scouts Day: Home on the Prairie March 2018
DESCRIPTION:Go back in time and live like an Oregon settler in 1850 at our pioneer education center. The family farm includes a pond\, chickens\, garden\, one-room schoolhouse\, and a pioneer “homestead”. We can provide pioneer clothing like bonnets and aprons or you can wear your own. Complete with fun activities\, authentic “chores” and crafts. This class will earn you the Playing the Past badge in a truly unique and hands-on way. \nActivities will include: Sew your own pioneer shoulder bag\, play authentic games\, hear pioneer stories\, learn pioneer phrases and what they mean\, iron cotton with our old-fashioned iron\, learn to finger knit\, and if there is time\, learn to square dance! \nRegistration available soon on the Girl Scouts of Oregon and SouthWest Washington Page: http://www.girlscoutsosw.org/ \nFOR Juniors\, grades 4-5 \nFor more information call Karen at 541 968-1986 or email karen@singingcreekcenter.org. \n 
URL:https://www.singingcreekcenter.org/event/girl-scouts-day-home-prairie-march-2018/
LOCATION:the Granary building at S.C.\, 92194 Purkerson Rd.\, Junction City\, OR\, 97448\, United States
CATEGORIES:pioneer events
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SUMMARY:Oregon Trail Talk & Tea March 2018
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Trail Talk & Tea\nExperience our Letters From the Trail Presentation and Curriculum\nFor home schoolers\, at the SMJ House\, in Eugene Oregon on Sunday March 18th \nEvent is FULL\, Please catch us next year.\n \nMeet Mrs. Annabelle Smith\, an emigrant on the Oregon Trail\, and listen to her talk about her journey and new life in Oregon City. Our costumed interpreter will take you back in time at the Shelton McMurphey Johnson House\, the area’s only Victorian house museum. Gather in the parlor (wear your historic clothing if you like!) and enjoy the first-person interpretation and receive your own letter from a pioneer boy or girl on the trail. Use our curriculum to answer questions about it on the sheet provided\, which helps you think more deeply about the Oregon Trail and the real life experiences of families undergoing this epic journey. Then have cookies and tea with us in the dining room. (Gluten free and dairy free options provided.)\nWhat a wonderful day of connecting with local history!\nCost: $5 per person\nSunday March 18th\, 1pm\nParking is around the back of the Ya Po Ah Terrace building. \nSee the SMJ House website for more information about this historic treasure. \n \n 
URL:https://www.singingcreekcenter.org/event/oregon-trail-talk-tea-march-2018/
LOCATION:SMJ House\, 303 Willamette St.\, Eugene\,\, OR\, 97401\, United States
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ORGANIZER;CN="Karen Rainsong":MAILTO:director@singingcreekcenter.org
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