Cornmeal substitution
Cornmeal substitution
Tomorrow we'll be on Unit 3, Day 4, where the History Activity uses cornmeal or sand. I don't have either one of those, and I can't go to the store until Friday. (One of /those/ weeks.) Can anyone tell me if flour or powdered sugar would work? Maybe if I use something to color the water that I put in the pan?
Dd 9 - Bigger Hearts.
Dd 5 - Kindergarten with various things.
Happily married to a graduated homeschooler who is intelligent and socialized.
Dd 5 - Kindergarten with various things.
Happily married to a graduated homeschooler who is intelligent and socialized.
Re: Cornmeal substitution
You could use dirt, potting soil, or just get some dirt outside that is dry. I think flour would work ok too. HTH
Blessings!
Kathy
Blessings!
Kathy
In Christ,
Kathy
Blessed wife of Bob for 28yrs.
Grown children ds27, dd25, ds23
dd9 BHFHG
dd7 BLHFHG
Beautiful gd 1.5!
Kathy
Blessed wife of Bob for 28yrs.
Grown children ds27, dd25, ds23
dd9 BHFHG
dd7 BLHFHG
Beautiful gd 1.5!
Re: Cornmeal substitution
I'll give it a go! Thanks for the recommendations.
Dd 9 - Bigger Hearts.
Dd 5 - Kindergarten with various things.
Happily married to a graduated homeschooler who is intelligent and socialized.
Dd 5 - Kindergarten with various things.
Happily married to a graduated homeschooler who is intelligent and socialized.
Re: Cornmeal substitution
The flour worked beautifully, and, wow, what a great teaching tool! I had the girls draw their own rivers and diagram them before we did the activity, too. Now both my girls can tell you the different parts of a river, and all the directions on a Compass Rose! This is SO MUCH FUN!!
Dd 9 - Bigger Hearts.
Dd 5 - Kindergarten with various things.
Happily married to a graduated homeschooler who is intelligent and socialized.
Dd 5 - Kindergarten with various things.
Happily married to a graduated homeschooler who is intelligent and socialized.