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AZ Science Center

We went on another adventure recently. We went to the science center last Saturday, as well as again yesterday as the kids had a half day at school and I thought it would be a great way to spend the second half of that day -- learning. Imagine that? We had a good time. I invited my SIL Christi to come and join us with her four kids and the kids had fun playing with their cousins! (*Warning - Mega photo overload and pictures of a dissected cows eye ahead - not for weak stomachs*)

J Building a LEGO castle


Making a silly story on the story wall in LEGO castle area


6 Kiddies Having Fun

Two cute little princesses in the Lego Castle area


Little Chillin'


J and the LEGO Dragon

E jousting (love that fake horse)


J and his cousin playing with the magnetic pipes


Very cool pipe building track on the wall and my little man


Experiencing "momentum"

Playing with Pulleys

She did it!
Watching a cows eye dissection with a great deal of interest

Dissected cows eye (YUM) - very cool . . .

J trying to make the same face as this little guy

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Christi Sewell said…
Thank you for posting these pictures. They are wonderful.
5:40 AM
Elaine said…
Cool museum! I'd go. How have you been? Love the tea post; for some reason it reminds me of Grandma :)
4:03 PM
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