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Thriving in Texas (Grades 4-6) Step back in time and discover what life was like for the settlers who Students will experience an open-hearth cooking demonstration, learn about foodĪcquisition on the frontier, and explore log cabin life through spinning and weaving demonstrations,Īlong with hands-on activities such as hand ginning cotton and finger spinning. Pioneers in Texas (Grades 2-5) Learn about pioneer life in 1830s pre-Revolution Texas through anĮxploration of how early pioneers accomplished the essentials – food, shelter and clothing – in this *Grants available for qualified schools 1830s Jones Homestead Classes Extra adults are $10 per person, Groupon not valid for school trips. These classes can be booked from Labor Day through mid-May.ĭAYS: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays (September-May 15)ĬOST: $7 per student. Set in authentic period settings, the Park’s individual structured programs deliver an incomparable historic experience through engaging activities, dynamic demonstrations and entertaining and informative costumed interpreters. Structured classes at the Park are as unique and distinctive as the stories history tells.
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