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In this interactive program, children discover the differences between historic saddle-notch and piece-on-piece cabins by constructing small models of each. As they build, students learn about choices in roofing, chimneys, and building sites. Students will be given the opportunity to make chinking (a packing that is placed between logs), a wooden shingle and shingle a roof. Students will learn about the log cabin buildings that are on-site at Heritage Hill, such as Tank Cottage and the Belgian Farm. Also learn about the original style log buildings of Fort Howard in 1816.
| Grades | 2nd-5th |
|---|---|
| Length | 9:00-11:30am and 12:00-2:30pm |
| Maximum Capacity | 40 students per program |
| Cost | $100 per program |
| Chaperones | 4 teachers/chaperone per 10 students requested |
| Academic Standards | Social Studies: A.4.4, B.4.8 |