How fortunate we are to be have an authentic colonial home right here Edmond. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan gave us a grand tour of their home showing us how a colonial kitchen worked, the symmetry associated with that period of architecture, the importance of tea, and many details about furniture making and blacksmiths. Perhaps the biggest highlight was having Mr. Duncan shot his flintlock rifle in the backyard. Sixty students and fifteen parents jumped in surprise at that explosive sound! We concluded the day by writing letters of appreciation to our wonderful hosts.
By george, is it really Tanner?
Shall we have tea?
Our dellarobia table designs were beautiful for the feast
Dressed in colonial attire, our class spent two days participating in numerous activities including hat making, calligraphy, tin design, candle making, pomanders, games, quilting, creating our own whirligigs, formal tea time, weaving, papyrotamia, and stitchery. We also enjoyed a tremendous feast put on by our fabulous parents. We had an authentic colonial menu and decorated the table using dellarobia, which includes symmetry and fresh fruit. We also performed a minuet for our parents and they even insisted on an encore! 
