This week for their field trip, the older kids at the barnehage took the tram up to the city forest. By older kids, I mean they are the two-year olds. All the "babies" stayed back at school. These pictures are all taken by Isaac's teacher.
I am so impressed by this entire phenomenon of weekly fieldtrips with toddlers. I never see anything like this back in the States. Every day here I see troops of kids out on trips with their teachers.
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| Here are the kids waiting for the tram. Isaac is second from the right. The tram stop is a half a block from their school. Note all the reflective vests. |
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| These are the four musketeers from Isaac's class. |
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| Isaac had a great view of the tram driver's controls from his seat. |
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| Bye-bye tram! |
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| Surveying their surroundings - they were there to study birds, but they found all sorts of interesting things in the forest. |
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| Hunting for mushrooms |
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| Blueberry tongue |
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| Searching for more blueberries |
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| Hugs from Chantal |
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| All sorts of great discoveries were made. Isaac is an expert in identifying poop. Apparently he pointed it out all over on the hike - bird poop, horse poop, you name it, he saw it. |
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| Picnic lunch |
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| They always come to picnics |
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| What a view |
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| Isaac is eating a snake. |
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| Norwegian lunches consist of all sorts of stuff that come in toothpaste-like tubes. Kaviar (fish paste), edelost (blue cheese spread), etc. |
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| This little girl has Isaac's favorite name to say: Hedvig Ingebørg. |
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| Isaac was pointing out poop in the flagpole. |
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| Heading back to school |
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| Happy boy |
what a great field trip! I wish I had one like that!!!
ReplyDeleteI would give anything to hear Isaac say Hedvig Ingebørg.
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