First, her science fair.
Rebekah came home from school one day very excited because she would be completing a project for the science fair. And she knew exactly what she wanted to do for it.
Bekah likes to create "art" from melting forks in the fire at hunting camp, so her idea was to see if white plastic or clear plastic forks melt more. Seth helped her orchestrate a reproducible experiment, and we found that white forks melt more quickly.
After the experiment, Bekah created a poster explaining her experiment and the results. Then she had to present in to her fifth grade class, and later they put them all up in the gym so the students could present them to parents.
Rebekah and her poster at the science fair exhibit at the elementary school. She had changed to non-post-style earrings for the first time, so all of my pictures of her show her playing with her new hoop earrings.
Next, her coming of age.
When Idaho changed the hunting age from 12 to 10, Rebekah and Seth couldn't have been more excited. She has yet to shoot a deer, but that hasn't kept her from trying.
Seth helping Bekah set up a shot at a little two-point.
Rebekah hanging out on the four-wheeler in the back of the truck while hunting in the desert.