Well, this picture is about when we were in the outdoor exhibit, there were 4 things that were out there. One was a bicycle on a tightrobe that we got to ride, but we didn't fall, because there was a counterweight thing. And, the second one was this giant yo-yo and there's a string that you have to pull down and then you go up. It pulls you up. And, the third thing was this bench thing that you had to sit on and then you had to pull down a rope and it made the bench go up. The fourth was a swing that you ride on, but you weren't supposed to pump, because there was this thing that was really heavy. The first person that sat on it had to pump and then when the next person sat on it they didn't have to pump, because the big heavy thing was going back and forth and since it was so heavy, it pulled the swing.
This is the bench one. They had to pull and I was on there.
There's me on the bench. It was very fun!
This is where we were just lookin' over the edge, since we had nothing to do. We were looking at the river.
This was something, I don't remember what it was. I looked through the goggles. I forget what happened.
That is where there is a bunch of mirrors and you had to put some blocks down and it showed up in all the other mirrors. It was cool!
This is the giant xylophone that is just like a regular xylophone and there are songs on the wall that you can play. They had "Old MacDonald had a Farm" and "ABCs".
That was a giant magnifying glass. And if you stand far away, it looks bigger. If you stand close, it just looks like regular.
Oh, yeah. That was the thing where you had to put your hand under there and it pushed up all the tiny pins. You know.
That was the giant tornado maker! That was my favorite part of the exhibit. I didn't get any pictures of my second favorite. You know those glass balls with little balls in it with all those lightening things that come out of it? Where you put your finger on it and it comes to your finger? It's like a giant plasma thing. That was my second favorite.
That was a hot air balloon that you had to press a button and had to wait a little for it to get heated up, then it goes up.
The giant bubble! It is where you have to pull this string and this thing of soap goes up and a giant bubble appears and you can blow into it and then you see like, it starts to go out and then it pops.
THAT is another giant bubble. It's where you have to dip the thing in the soap and pppuuullll it up and it makes a giant bubble.
That is where they were singing a song about the layers of the Earth, which were the inner core, the outer core, the mantle, and crust. That was the best day of school I've ever had! I had fun with daddy.
***This has been a full blog post from Noah. His words as he saw it. :-)
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