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| pumpkinvine |
Posted - Jul 31 2010 : 6:24:56 PM
Here are the projects for the third book, Little House on the Prairie. As always, if there are no projects listed for a chapter, that means I couldn't come up with any. I am always happy to add any ideas you might have. Have fun, and don't forget to post in this thread when you complete a project!
Little House on the Prairie
Chapter 1 Going West
Chapter 2 Crossing the Creek
Chapter 3- Camp on the High Prairie
Make a campfire
Brew coffee and make a meal over your campfire
Chapter 4 Prairie Day
Do your laundry the old fashioned way
Chapter 5 The House on the Prairie
Have cornmeal mush for breakfast
Build a model of the Ingalls new house
Chapter 6 Moving In
Make a mini quilt for the door of your house
Chapter 7 The Wolf-Pack
Make a model of the stable for Pet and Patty
Chapter 8 Two Stout Doors
Make doors for your house and barn
Chapter 9 A Fire on the Hearth
Make a fireplace and chimney, and a table and chairs for your house
Chapter 10 A Roof and a Floor
Make a sunbonnet
Add a floor and a roof to your house
Chapter 11 Indians in the House
Make cornbread
Chapter 12 Fresh Water to Drink
Make a bedstead and a straw tick for your house
Make pillow shams with 2 little birds embroidered in red
Chapter 13 Texas Longhorns
Milk a cow
Chapter 14 Indian Camp
Make a necklace of Indian beads for Carrie
Chapter 15 Fever N Ague
Pick wild blackberries
Make a blackberry pie
Chapter 16 Fire in the Chimney
Chapter 17 Pa Goes to Town
In honor of the new glass windows, wash your windows
Chapter 18 The Tall Indian
Make a pair of Indian moccasins
Chapter 19 Mr. Edwards Meets Santa Claus
Hand sew some 9 patch quilt blocks
Make paperdolls
Make little heart shaped cakes topped with white sugar and salt rising bread
Bake sweet potatoes in the fire
Chapter 20 A Scream in the Night
Play some games mentioned in the chapter Cats Cradle, Bean Porridge Hot, Patty Cake and Hide the Thimble
Chapter 21 Indian Jamboree
Play hop scotch
Chapter 22 Prairie Fire
Chapter 23 Indian War-Cry
Make your own bullets
Chapter 24 Indians Ride Away
Chapter 25 Soldiers
Plant (or plan, if its not spring) your spring garden
Chapter 26 Going Out
Amy from Lompoc
Farmgirl Sister #119
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| highlandviewpantry |
Posted - Sep 15 2010 : 12:12:35 PM
I am reading this book with my girls for homeschooling. We just made homemade butter after reading Chapter 13 (The Ingalls get a milk cow). I wrote out the steps on my blog and just posted it today. Just click the link below. We love the series!
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| prayin granny |
Posted - Sep 04 2010 : 08:04:05 AM
Late summer thre some curves and I am behind!! But, hope to get back on trqck and begin some fun reading and projects!! Blessings, linda
Country at Heart |
| pnickols |
Posted - Aug 03 2010 : 2:23:20 PM
This will be a good time to make the sunbonnet I've been wanting to make
our greatest glory is not in never falling but in getting up every time we do (confucious) |
| lulu |
Posted - Aug 03 2010 : 1:09:41 PM
Amy,
I have loved reading the "Little House" books, I'm starting some of the projects. I've been picking blackberries in my yard, no wild ones close that I'm able to get too. Making a Blackberry cobbler this weekend. My daughter has been making blackberry jelly.
Even my husband has started reading the little house books, and I have found reruns of "Little house on the Prairie" tv so I've been watching those also.
Connie
LULU
farmgirl sister #1369
"Scattered Prairie Gals" chapter
Take care and write soon.
When you wish upon a star...Jiminy Cricket |
| TeresaJ25 |
Posted - Aug 03 2010 : 10:12:16 AM
Thanks Amy for putting the list together. I look forward to working on the projects!!
~Teresa
Farmgirl Sister #1348
*Anyone can criticize and complain and predict doom and gloom.
Be the person who fills the room with sunshine! |
| woolgirl |
Posted - Aug 01 2010 : 12:23:44 PM
All my Little House books are still in boxes from the move. Heading to the library tomorrow to pick this one up!
Farmgirl #1947 |
