Our blog is back up and running! Today we ventured out with our teams for seven hours in the field! I am so proud of what troopers our Riverstone kids are! I spent the day with the Running Lime Moose (RLM) group. We learned all about Igneous, Metamorphic, and Sedimentary rocks. The MOSS staff have put so much time into their lessons. Every game, activity, song, and challenge is designed to teach! We had two stations in which we had to solve very complicated puzzles about the cycle of a rock. The children were amazing, solving them both with lively discussion and determined and enthusiastic problem solving skills. Our evening program told the story of the 76 skydiving beavers that were transported from the McCall area to the Chamberlain Basin region in 1948. The students were challenged to create a “beaver box” that could withstand a 10 foot drop without injuring the beaver (an egg!). We were all surprised when 100% of the beavers survived their fall! Tomorrow our group heads out in the canoes!