Kate Gosselin with her former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin and her gang of eight kids are going to camping.The group are travelling to Alaska to gain more education about America's 49th state. The trip will be obtained by trickery for Kate Gosselin's latest TLC show, "Kate Plus 8."
Is Kate Gosselin going camping with Sarah Palin? Reports are rolling in that a 'Kate Plus 8' special will feature two of America's most famous moms taking Kate's eight kids on a camping trip in Alaska, where Sarah Palin's retired science teacher father (hold up; her dad was a science teacher?) will teach the kids about some of Alaska's natural history, while Sarah Palin will teach them how to avoid bears (isn't that Stephen Colbert's area of expertise?). So what other activities can Sarah Palin and Kate Gosselin plan for the kids on their camping trip? Here are a few fun options:
Cooking and Anatomy Lessons - I can just see Sarah Palin and Kate Gosselin dressing a moose and cooking up some yummy moose fingers for the kids on their camping trip. Seeing the two women go at a moose carcass with giant hunting knives while teaching the kids about its anatomy would be a fun learning activity, and the kids could even use the moose blood to create fun paintings in the snow! As an added bonus, they'll also have a pair of antlers and a decorative moose skin to take home as souvenirs.
Word Games - While sitting around the campfire, instead of telling spooky stories (like how Sarah Palin almost became vice president), she can play some fun word games with the kids, encouraging them to butcher the English language the same way they butchered that moose by making up their own fun words (they could grow up to be little Shakespeares like her, after all!). Let's just hope the kids don't refudiate the former governor's good teachings.
Handwriting - I imagine Sarah Palin has excellent handwriting, but I think she'd be able to give Kate Gosselin and the kids better tips about the other form of handwriting when they take a break from braving the elements; that is, writing notes on your hand (it will definitely come in handy when the kids are in high school).
