Kinnikinnick Kids: Summer Time at the Ranch
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Name:
Kinnikinnick Kids: Summer Time at the Ranch
Date:
June 24, 2015
Time:
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM MDT
Website:
http://www.hmpm.org
Event Description:
Summer Time at the Ranch Series of Kids' Classes
3:00 –4:00 pm, $15 per class ($12 for members) Reservations Requested
Native Americans at the Ranch
June 3, Food Gathering -Take a hike on the Jim and Joe Trail and learn about the native plants and how the Native Americans used them. Grind corn and turn it into delicious fry bread.
3:00 –4:00 pm, $15 per class ($12 for members) Reservations Requested
Native Americans at the Ranch
June 3, Food Gathering -Take a hike on the Jim and Joe Trail and learn about the native plants and how the Native Americans used them. Grind corn and turn it into delicious fry bread.
June 10, Where’s the Beef? -Some say Native Americans made the first jerky (buffalo jerky) thousands of years ago. Come and make some for yourself.
June 17, Native American Children Listen to Native American stories, learn about rock art and create your own rock art panel to take home.
Settlers at the Ranch
June 24, Chuck Wagon Cooking -Cook over a camp fire to prepare camp biscuits dripping with honey and stew in a Dutch oven.
July 1, Making Tracks -Study the wildlife that supplied pioneers with meat and the smokehouse that cured the meat for winter. Learn about the tracks the animals leave behind and make your own animal track flip flops.
July 8, Pioneer Children -Listen to stories about pioneer children, play pioneer games and make your own Whirly Gig.
July 15, Tutti-Frutti -No refrigerator, what to do? Dry fruit in the oven and make fruit roll ups or string it into garland for your kitchen too!
July 22, Please Play with Your Food-Dip veggies in yummy dips but also in paint to make stamp art prints.
July 29, 20th Century Children-Listen to stories, play games and use marbles, invented in 1903, to make a necklace for boys or girls.
June 17, Native American Children Listen to Native American stories, learn about rock art and create your own rock art panel to take home.
Settlers at the Ranch
June 24, Chuck Wagon Cooking -Cook over a camp fire to prepare camp biscuits dripping with honey and stew in a Dutch oven.
July 1, Making Tracks -Study the wildlife that supplied pioneers with meat and the smokehouse that cured the meat for winter. Learn about the tracks the animals leave behind and make your own animal track flip flops.
July 8, Pioneer Children -Listen to stories about pioneer children, play pioneer games and make your own Whirly Gig.
July 15, Tutti-Frutti -No refrigerator, what to do? Dry fruit in the oven and make fruit roll ups or string it into garland for your kitchen too!
