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Lego Challenge: Build a Snake

This post is from March 2016. The boys build a snake out of LEGO.

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March 8, 2016
Read more about the article Lego Challenge 03/01/16: Build a Potted Plant
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Lego Challenge 03/01/16: Build a Potted Plant

The LEGO Challenge in this post was to build a potted plant! We have some nice flowers, a mushroom, and a 2-year-old's version of a LEGO plant.

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March 1, 2016
Read more about the article Lego Challenge: Eiffel Tower
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Lego Challenge: Eiffel Tower

In this LEGO Challenge, our kids build the Eiffel Tower. We showed them pictures of the Eiffel Tower and then asked them to mimic the design.

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February 9, 2016

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The 6 chicks we got are all doing well still. We m The 6 chicks we got are all doing well still. We moved them from inside to the outside chick coop today. My favorite is the Easter Egger that is black with white flecks.
Saw a few tiny wildflowers in the yard today. You Saw a few tiny wildflowers in the yard today. You have to really be looking for these because they are so small.
In spite of more heavy frost and cold nights, then In spite of more heavy frost and cold nights, then usual the 2 passionfruit I planted last year seem to be trying a comeback.
This bit of jade plant is a cutting from a plant m This bit of jade plant is a cutting from a plant my mom has. She's been growing jade everywhere she's lived for decades. The original plant came from a cutting from my great grandfather. He had grown the jade in his yard  for decades. It's interesting thinking of plants as a family heritage.
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