NEWS from THREE SISTERS
May 2009. Happy Spring! Three Sisters says “Thank you” to everyone who came to the Stuff Sale and the Home Learning Resources Conference and
Event Calendar. We’ve sensed a need for an online homeschool event calendar. There are currently many events that are “open to all,” but notices are not given through an “open to all” website. We’d like to offer a calendar service, probably through our current website, www.homelearningresources.com. Event submissions will be welcomed and approved through see3sis@yahoo.com.
Programming. We’re also wanting to present free and low-fee monthly educational events to the homeschool community. We’d like to present topics that people can use in their homeschooling. Which subjects do you see a need for? If you’d like to see Three Sisters bring a particular topic, one-time class, or program to the homeschool community in the
When and Where. We’d like to eliminate the no-admission retail sales hall and keep the stuff sale and conference. What are your thoughts on dates and locations for this? You can either write a comment here on the blog, or send email. We will carefully consider all input.
Upcoming
May 15 – Catching Croakers, 8 p.m. Chichaqua Longhouse, Chichaqua Bottoms Greenbelt, northeast
May 15 – Family Friday Night, Fascinating Frogs, Blank Park Zoo,
May 18 – Registration begins for summer reading programs at many local libraries
May 19 – Nature Friends – Birds, 6:30 p.m. Jester Park, Granger
May 23 – Night Hike, 8 p.m. Prairie Flower Campground, Saylorville Reservoir
May 29 – Family Friday Night, Playful Pandas, Blank Park Zoo,
May 30 -- Mammals of Iowa, 1 pm., Yellow Banks Park, southeast
June 5, 6 – Network of Iowa Christian Home Educators Conference,
June 9 – Nature Tales, 2 p.m. Saylorville Lake Visitor Center
June 12 – Family Friday Night, Feathered Friends, Blank Park Zoo,
June 13 – Night Hike, 8 p.m. Cherry Glen Campground, Saylorville Reservoir
June 17 – Nature Play Date, 10:30 a.m. Greenwood Park, Mary Miss Pond,
June 17 – Nature’s Story Hour/Animal Habitats, picnic lunch at MacRae Park, upper shelter,
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