These are all movable magnetized pieces on a metal wall, with air blowing thru. You can rearrange them & send the foam ball (in M's hand) & watch it fly thru the clear tubes.
WATER!!! If this were the only room in this museum, the boys would've been happy! This was the coolest water room.
More magnetized movable parts! These were like cut-in-half-lengthwise tubes that needed to be arranged in a gradual down-hill sloping way. Put the ball at the top & watch gravity work!
There was an outside room w/ caves & insect-themed vests the kids could wear & "climb around thru the dirt tunnels". Here comes buggy Merrik!
... inside the cave!
This was the coolest thing! The bike Jonah & Merrik are riding is attached thru the floor to the bike the skeleton is on. As the boys pedal, it turns the pedals on the skeleton's bike so they can see how their own skeleton would be moving at the same time. I know, right?!? COOL!
This cube reflected a skull onto M's mirror image. Kinda creepy :)
... even had a very old-fashioned cash register, which Jonah loved play store with.
... steering the ship! M's a natural.
Skeleton man puzzle pieces. Jonah should be an orthopedic surgeon!
I wish we could've taken this outfit home. Jonah looks so handsome playing house.We went to the Providence Children's Museum with our dear friends, the Campbell's. THANK YOU, ERIN, for sharing the day with us!!! We miss you guys!
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