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John Thielbahr commented on Sarah Crutchfield's blog post TREES Workshop at The Cabin Path"Wonderful event for both you and the kids, Sarah. You have such a magical place to walk around every day. I am sure the snake-frog confrontation will be talked about for awhile. Thanks for all you do for kids. John"
Sarah Crutchfield posted a blog postTREES Workshop at The Cabin Path
It was a morning of showers, but a forecast of clearing skies. Our TREES Workshop began. We met in the Gathering Room to discuss some facts about trees, and then we hit the trails as the sun peaked through the clouds. We saw the damage from storms earlier this year. We lost many trees. “Tornado” or “down bursts”…the damage remained the same, but the shallow root clusters of those towering giants were still amazing to see.On our walk, we stopped to pick up some of the “golden stars” of the Sweet…See More
Sarah Crutchfield commented on Shawn Moriarty's blog post A Treasure Hunt! What's Out There?"Shawn..wonderful ideas!! I am always trying to find new ideas for my nature workshops and walks. There are many "treasures" out there!"
Suz Lipman commented on Sarah Crutchfield's blog post Another Archaeological DIG at The Cabin Path!"Hi Sarah -- You do such exciting work at The Cabin Path. It's always a joy to see the way you connect these children to the land. I believe their experiences are ones they'll remember their whole lives. Thank you for sharing with us."
Sarah Crutchfield's blog post was featuredAnother Archaeological DIG at The Cabin Path!
The Archaeological DIG a couple of weeks ago generated much interest around The Cabin Path's Groups (Yahoo Home School, Facebook, and Website) By request, the Summer Workshop kids wanted to have DIG of their own! Since the majority of this group were 4- 6 year olds, I needed to think of more activities! I knew that the actual "Dig" involved hard work...and this younger group's attention spans might not last. (and it was really hot!)We began our workshop with a box of dog treats, a dog leash,…See More
Sarah Crutchfield posted a blog postAnother Archaeological DIG at The Cabin Path!
The Archaeological DIG a couple of weeks ago generated much interest around The Cabin Path's Groups (Yahoo Home School, Facebook, and Website) By request, the Summer Workshop kids wanted to have DIG of their own! Since the majority of this group were 4- 6 year olds, I needed to think of more activities! I knew that the actual "Dig" involved hard work...and this younger group's attention spans might not last. (and it was really hot!)We began our workshop with a box of dog treats, a dog leash,…See More
Sarah Crutchfield's blog post was featuredTrees at The Cabin Path
A Tree Workshop with the Thursday Home School Group! (I took off last week to attend a retirement reception for my husband..36 years with Delta!) This week, we discussed trees and how to identify the different trees. Georgia has over 250 species of trees. One website, Native Trees of Georgia has a printable PDF that not only provides a sketch and description of the tree, but it also provides important…See More
Laura Lamarre Anderson commented on Sarah Crutchfield's blog post Journey Sticks at The Cabin Path"The journey sticks are great and might be a fun addition to my unit on the human body when we discuss the 5 senses. It's a great visual for my ESL 1st graders. Thanks for sharing."
Sarah Crutchfield posted a blog postTrees at The Cabin Path
A Tree Workshop with the Thursday Home School Group! (I took off last week to attend a retirement reception for my husband..36 years with Delta!) This week, we discussed trees and how to identify the different trees. Georgia has over 250 species of trees. One website, Native Trees of Georgia has a printable PDF that not only provides a sketch and description of the tree, but it also provides important…See More
Sarah Crutchfield commented on Sarah Crutchfield's blog post Archaeological Dig at The Cabin Path"Thank you all...It was fun, and a learning experience for all of us..and we plan another one in June! We know that our place was a gathering area for NA..and we have Mississippian burial grounds. I have found artifacts over the years, and we…"
Jennifer Kable commented on Sarah Crutchfield's blog post Archaeological Dig at The Cabin Path"What an amazing experience for the children. I'd love to do that too! I really enjoy reading your posts and looking at the images. They give me so much to think about."
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- 52 acres of nature trails, rare wildflowers, wildlife, 1800's log cabin, a labyrinth, and outdoor learning centers just minutes from downtown Atlanta. Home School Workshops every Thursday from 11 AM - 1 PM. Nature Walks and Workshops by reservation..ALL AGES!
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TREES Workshop at The Cabin Path
It was a morning of showers, but a forecast of clearing skies. Our TREES Workshop began. We met in the Gathering Room to discuss some facts about trees, and then we hit the trails as the sun peaked through the clouds. We saw the damage from storms earlier this year. We…
ContinuePosted on October 2, 2010 at 12:24pm — 1 Comment
Another Archaeological DIG at The Cabin Path!
The Archaeological DIG a couple of weeks ago generated much interest around The Cabin Path's Groups (Yahoo Home School, Facebook, and Website) By request, the Summer Workshop kids wanted to have DIG of their own! Since the majority of this group were 4- 6 year olds, I needed to think of more activities! I knew that the actual "Dig" involved hard work...and this younger group's attention spans might not last. (and it was…
ContinuePosted on June 13, 2010 at 8:19am — 1 Comment
Trees at The Cabin Path
A Tree Workshop with the Thursday Home School Group! (I took off last week to attend a retirement reception for my husband..36 years with Delta!) This week, we discussed trees and how to identify the different trees. Georgia has over 250 species of trees. One website, Native Trees of Georgia has a printable PDF that not only provides a sketch and description of the tree, but it also provides important…
ContinuePosted on June 3, 2010 at 6:25pm
Archaeological Dig at The Cabin Path
The Cabin Path has many mysteries. Native American artifacts have been found here that include Mississippian pottery, rock tools, and arrowheads. Many times after a hard rain, the arrowhead points will simply "appear" on the top of the ground. I keep many of the artifacts in the Gathering Room for all to see and touch.…
Posted on May 23, 2010 at 5:34am — 3 Comments
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- At 1:31pm on September 11, 2009, Sarah Crutchfield said…
- The Cabin Path is place near Atlanta, GA..and it's been my home for 50+ years. It has rare wildflowers, wildlife, a lake, barn, an 1800's log cabin, Native American Rock Circle on top of a hill, and a labyrinth. I teach Nature/Art Workshops. Home Schoolers meet every Thursday, and we also have workshops and gatherings for scouts, writers, artists, school groups, and musicians...(all ages!)
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