July 2006 Archives

Ever wondered what’s inside the lamp sitting beside your bed? Join David as he assembles a table lamp and explains each of the pieces.

Andrew gives a report of the History of the World Mega-Conference in Hampton, Virginia.

Ben displays several of his special coins and explains how he got started collecting coins as a hobby.

Cute and furry, hamsters can be exciting pets to own, as Jubilee discovered when given one as a birthday present.

Kirk takes us inside the Gray Tree Fort, the third section of Fort Eagle.

Watch as Joshua demonstrates how to shoot a compound bow and explains some of its features.

Join Noah as he watches one of the fourteen species of birds that have been flocking to the bird-feeder in his backyard.

Meet sisters Beth Anne, Christiana, and Susanna as they show us some of the items that they made for their dolls.

Jacob shows us another section of Fort Eagle, named for the piece of plywood that looks like the front of the Alamo.

Justice shows us a few of the plants in the greenhouse that he and his brother built.

Hanging clothes — the alternative to the electric dryer. Join Daniel as he tells about the installation of their family’s new clothesline.

Three people riding together? It’s possible with the latest model in the cart production line: The Limo.

The study of history is crucial to rightly understanding the events of today.

Nathan introduces his pet rabbit, Cocoa, and explains how the rabbit escapes from his cage.