We used wheat flour with lard, water, and salt, and I volunteered to cook it while our little group moved on to making butter. These were basically white man's version of tortillas.
When I caught up with the pack, they were washing socks. 
Then it was on to visit some of the farm animals,
milk the pretend cow, 
and go on a tractor ride. 
As they disembarked the tractor to get back on the school bus, they were served a couple pieces of bannock with butter they made. Adults got some too - pretty tasty!
2 comments:
As a kid, I wouldn't care, but as an interested bystander, I wonder why they didn't have the kids wash the socks AFTER they petted and messed around with the animals....I understand by asking this question I have forever established myself as...too far gone for anyone to care...LOL
Wow, Dad - you figured out how to leave a comment! I'm impressed! ;o)
Yes, it may have made more sense to wash socks later, but they DID wash their hands after they played with the animals.
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