On Monday, August 1st, we loaded up the car and went for a little road trip to Murfreesboro, TN. We were super excited to go visit a cool new place called the Discovery Center. We were looking for something fun to do on our last official day of summer break with Maggie and she doesn't love the Science Center in Nashville...so we wanted to give this a shot.
Don't get me wrong, Mags had a blast at the Science Center in Nash...she just was too small to do a lot of the activities and there were about 12 field trip groups there so the place was PACKED the one time we went. We like change and finding new places, so we got on the road and headed that way. The Discovery Center was super neat-o! Lots for Maggie to play with and do. She had some unique favorites though I must say.
Since Josh is basically 4 too, they had a blast together. Here they are riding on the awesome fire truck together. Maggie was a bit let down that none of the sirens worked...really Mags? Could you imagine how much of a headache the parents would have if those sirens actually did work!??!
They had these two sit down claw thingies that she was pretty good at. The rocks made a lot of noise, so it was her favorite for sure.
They had a station where you could work on drawings and rubbings. She did really well with this. She wasn't too sure about using the crayon on its' side though. Sometimes teaching change is so hard. Bless her heart, she didn't want to hurt the crayons!
This was probably my personal FAV!
They have a room for making rainbows and shadows. Okay...two of Maggie's loves!
Basically you stood in one spot in front of this super bright light for 10 seconds and then moved and turned the light off and your shadow stuck on the wall. I mean, I was floored. I love cool stuff like this!
Kinda hard to see, but I am on the left...Mags is in the middle...and Josh is on the right.
Maggie was pumped to try it "all by herself!" This was the stance she choose to use and away we went. She stood so still and counted...
They had these two sit down claw thingies that she was pretty good at. The rocks made a lot of noise, so it was her favorite for sure.
They had a station where you could work on drawings and rubbings. She did really well with this. She wasn't too sure about using the crayon on its' side though. Sometimes teaching change is so hard. Bless her heart, she didn't want to hurt the crayons!
This was probably my personal FAV!
They have a room for making rainbows and shadows. Okay...two of Maggie's loves!
Basically you stood in one spot in front of this super bright light for 10 seconds and then moved and turned the light off and your shadow stuck on the wall. I mean, I was floored. I love cool stuff like this!
Kinda hard to see, but I am on the left...Mags is in the middle...and Josh is on the right.
Maggie was pumped to try it "all by herself!" This was the stance she choose to use and away we went. She stood so still and counted...
It was a great day to spend being silly and having fun as a family. Some of Maggie's favorites were the pretend grocery store and cash register, the water expo, and this old green car that was upstairs. You could sit and play with the steering wheel. She did this for atleast 45 minutes. They also had the pretend race car that you could change the oil and tires on. She loved that, but so did several other kids so she let them play and sat in the green car and watched them! :)
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