No, I'm not afraid to "dress the part"
during the day as I teach an era in history.
Above are photos from my "Lewis and
Clarke" lesson at Tuten Park in Lake Charles. Students got a chance to
learn how to navigate by a old fashion compass, make rope from grasses,
and eat dried beef.
At the end of last year I taught
lessons on colonial America along with weapons, games and stories. At
another school I taught about life as an Acadian and taught games from
Ft. St. Jean du Natchitoches, along with weaponry. This year I have
already taught lessons on French colonial trapping/trading and New
Orleans French colonialism of the early 1700s.
I have also traveled the state from
Kentwood and Brittany's home to the tiniest Catholic chapel to the
tallest state capital.
Mr. E. in his "home away from home",
better know as the "South 40".
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