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Homeschool 2013

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From oyster pies to egg omelets to little cute baby Rachel, homeschooling this year has taken on new meaning.  Megan toured NIST with a son of Elder Hanks, when they came into town. At NIST, they learned about metal detection at airport scanners, a Michelsen interferometer in action, semiconductor clean rooms, and why zebras have stripes.  She also viewed and breathed in the smell of the cherry blossoms in DC.  She made fish pancakes, a decorative birthday cake for a friend, and a white-feathered peacock.  For her studies, she has an electronic globe and a microscope.

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