This was my favorite part of the museum. We were able to participate in real-live labs. Rob, Morgan & Marissa were old enough to do the lab by themselves. Their lab was looking at a tiny worm.
I helped Maddie & Reagan do a lab. Our lab was examining cheek cells.
Morgan uses the radar gun to clock the speed of the cars below. It was fun to stand on the bridge and watch the cars go by. (We actually drove under this bridge almost 2 weeks later on our way home from vacation). Marissa thought this was neater then the outside pedestrian bridges we've crossed in Wichita and Utah. However, the rest of us thought that there is just a bigger element of thrill when you are outside!!
Building an arch with foam blocks.
The kids and their completed arch.
I helped Maddie & Reagan do a lab. Our lab was examining cheek cells.
Morgan uses the radar gun to clock the speed of the cars below. It was fun to stand on the bridge and watch the cars go by. (We actually drove under this bridge almost 2 weeks later on our way home from vacation). Marissa thought this was neater then the outside pedestrian bridges we've crossed in Wichita and Utah. However, the rest of us thought that there is just a bigger element of thrill when you are outside!!
Building an arch with foam blocks.
The kids and their completed arch.
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