tidied up and now tucked away.
Glorious temperatures, no humidity, a treat here at the end of July! Bikes would have been icing on the cake, but we did okay without them, despite a 4 year old, flip flops, and an unfortunate fall resulting in a split lip but no major incident.
That's one of the things as a teacher I've enjoyed with these Park Quests--thinking about how many ways I can integrate some of these ideas in my classroom. As a mom, I have loved watching my kids experience new places and embracing the great outdoors (hopefully without too many calamities along the way). And as an outdoor adventurer, it's been great watching the numbers rise on my pedometer, checking out the challenges along the way, and experiencing some great vistas in all the different state parks.
To check into the Park Quest at Patapsco Valley State Park, click the title above or go to http://www.dnr.state.md.us/parkquest/patapsco.asp.
Teachers can make quests with their students, too!
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Very cool Steve...Can't wait to go check these resources out! Thanks a million!
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