Sarah and I took the kiddos to the Jasmine Moran Children's Museum in Seminole, OK! We had such a fun day! There was so much for the kids to do and play with; we did not even get to see it all in the short three hours we spent at the museum.
Stone could have stayed in teh cockpit of the plane all day if I would have let him... I was ready to move on after the annoying tween volunteer kept coming in talk to his imaginary "puppet"!
The next stop after the plane was the mechanic shop! The kids got to try their hand at changing tires, adding coolant and sliding under the car to fix the muffler!
Stone was not too keen on the art station but I was having too much fun with the paint that I made him stay and make a picture... his face just screams the injustice he felt!
Homeland was kept true to their high prices... a box of Caprisun was $3.00!
Stone enjoyed working the register!
Bubbles, bubbles and more bubbles! Whoever invented bubbles was genius! They are so fun!
A big bulk of the time in the fire station area was spent on the fire truck!
The three amigos!
Since it was such a beautiful day we got to play out side for a while! Piper and Stone enjoyed hanging upside down on the pirate ship!
They also had a life size maze! I am so glad noone was there because the kids kept running in circles... thankfully they were little enough to climb under the fence to get out!
A great picture of the little ones... love that it captures the blue sky and the winds of Oklahoma blowing!
Water Works... Stone is like a moth to the flame when it comes to water! He could have stayed there all day... thankfully I could bribe him away with a snack bar microwaved lunch! !
After lunch was potty break... of course after potty you must wash hands! Why is everyone clapping and touching their nose and not washing their hands???
We ended the day with a train ride! It was nice... we were the only ones on the train other than the conductor and the direction lady!
We had a great time and were blessed with nice weather and happy children! This place is definitely on the list as a return to in the near future... 1 hour really is not too far to drive for a day of fun!
