On Friday, November, 20, 2020 we all went hiking at the National Colonial Farm. We were able to see heritage breed of animals, replicas of colonial housing, a colonial garden and to learn about plantlife. The farm is located along the Potomac River and we also got a chance to hike along the river. Below are some of the reflections students had about the experience and what they are thankful for in this adventure into nature.

Destin: “I am thankful for the water that we saw at the Colonial Farm.”

Marcus: “I am thankful for the trails and the scenery.”

Dillon: “I am thankful for all the green grass and the trees.”

Josiah: “I am thankful for the animals.”

DJ: “I am thankful for the beautiful outdoors and nature itself.”

Elyse: “I am thankful for the trails and the trees.”

Amira: “I am thankful for the plants and learning about all the different plants.”

Vance: “I am thankful that we saw the chickens and bulls. “

Khalil: “I am thankful for the animals.”

Ms. Anika: “I am thankful for the Potomac River and that we got to walk along it. “

Ms. DeShield: “I am thankful to just be out in fresh air.”