Our fourth graders got the chance to visit Provo's Pioneer Village and the Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Museum on Wednesday, April 12th! They learned so much about the way of life of the pioneers. In the museum, we saw many authenticated artifacts that were brought over by the pioneers to Utah when it was first settled. While there, students also got the chance to see how wool is turned into thread!
At the village, which is made up of authentic translocated pioneer buildings, students got a feel for what it would have been like to live back then. They learned from a blacksmith, a woodcutter, a farmer, and a teacher. Our fourth graders really enjoyed learning about some of the people who came before us!
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Taylon Mann