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January 29, 2013 By Jennifer Lambert 5 Comments

It’s been rather cold and snowy here for {too long} about 3 weeks. The kids loved it at first.

We’ve never seen deep snow before! It was light and fluffy and they sank into it. Now, it’s icy and crunchy and not so fun anymore.

snow babies

Alex begs to be bundled up so he can go play in the snow for about 5 minutes, then he’s crying to come inside. I don’t blame him!

snow boy

Tori loves the snow. She loves playing outside in all weather.

snow baby

Measuring the snow and studying shadows like a sundial.

yard stick snow

Pretending the snow is like quicksand. I sure wasn’t coming out to save them!

waist deep snow

My husband loves me enough to bring the bird feeders to the back door for me to fill them without having to actually go outside.

Snow is for the birds.

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Read about our winter nature walk that I’m glad we worked on before the snow storms! We have some fun scientific snow studies to work out later this week. We also looked really hard and studied winter colors through the window. We completed notebooking pages.

Check out my winter Pinterest board!

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  1. Bethany says

    January 29, 2013 at 9:41 am

    I love the snowy smiles! I’m following you now here, on FB, and twitter from the crew. :)

    Reply
    • Jennifer Lambert says

      February 4, 2013 at 8:20 pm

      aw, thank you! we’re so ready for spring already! ;)

      Reply
  2. Kayla Arrowood says

    January 29, 2013 at 1:08 pm

    Looks so cold and fun!!!!!!

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    • Jennifer Lambert says

      February 4, 2013 at 8:19 pm

      They did have fun for a while. Temps have been BRRR. Notice I’m taking the picture. I then ran back inside!

      Reply

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