Monthly Archives: February 2012

The legacy of the amazing and cool (no pun intended) Ice Age and its history here in Minnesota is about more than the geologic features around us. There were also megafauna, big mammals now extinct, that lived in the state. Last … Continue reading →

“The boulder lay alone beneath the jack pines. It was water -worn and rounded by the surging rapids of some ancient river. The great glacier moving south from Hudson Bay had plucked it from the riverbed and and carried it … Continue reading →

Walter Meets Mack is starting to get a lot of interest from teachers who want to use it in social studies classrooms.  This blog will present slices from Minnesota History to hopefully get readers fired up about history! So, let’s … Continue reading →