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Includes activities based on : Dinosaurs, beware! by Marc Brown.
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Each of 36 weekly themes is accompanied by a list of materials, patterns, activities, and more.
Isaiah McNeise (b.ca. 1677), a Quaker and a widower with a large number of children, immigrated from Ireland to Philadelphia in 1736, and settled in Cumberland County, Pennsylvania. He is believed to be the immigrant ancestor of three brothers: Joab Webster McNeese Sr. (1781- 1833), Joseph McNeese (1785-1840/1850), and Jehu McNees (1794-1872). All three moved from Washington County, Tennessee to Randolph County, Indiana, and Jehu later moved to Nebraska and then to Sandyville, Iowa. Descendants and relatives lived in Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, New Mexico and elsewhere.
James Wilson was born 22 June 1767, probably in Virginia. He married Sarah Mounts (1775-1865) in 1795 in Bath County, Virginia. They had thirteen children. He died in 1857 in Wayne County, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived mainly in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Ohio and Texas.
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