A little singing to start the
day may be in order; especially,
if you bring someone to lead it.

A reading of the story of
stone soup makes a good
beginning to the day.

A visit to the trading post brings
information about what was available
on the frontier.

A group may be introduced
to frontier survival skills

Students might be able to
participate in preserving food
for the coming winter.

In the house the students might
learn what food was preserved
and how it was preserved.

Sometimes the source of water
was quite a distance from the
house and had to be carried. A
yoke made the task easier.

In the school, students might learn
about the lunch they brought from
home, how they got to school, what
they do when they get home, or
why they weren't in school yesterday.

At noon everyone gets a bowl
of stone soup.

A break from learning about the
past might be an egg toss. Last
two left with an egg win!