WOW!

Today was the best day ever visiting Heritage Park!

We learned what it was like to go to school 100 years ago. We absolutely loved our time in the one room school house. We sat in old fashioned desks, we used slate boards and chalk to practice handwriting and math. We also got to use dip pens and an inkwell to write the first letter of our names. Ask me about some of the differences between school then and school now.

We had the opportunity to meet 4 beautiful clydesdale horses and learn some things about farming and agriculture. We also got to walk through a barn and into a pig pen. It was just like the setting in Charlotte's Web!

We toured the town and got to go inside the blacksmith shop, the post office and even the jail!

Thank you to our amazing volunteers and the incredible staff at Heritage Park for a truly wonderful day of fun and learning about the past. Our grade one students represented Copperfield School incredibly well by showing kindness, respect and a love of learning throughout the day.

Love the grade one team












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