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The Chicago Childrens Museum was tons of fun.
Here the kids are playing jumbo-sized chess.
They invented a machine to murder wake up this teddy bear.
And they tested flying machines to see which ones would glide the longest.
They used this conveyor to test the gliders. Very fun!
Here’s the whole Chicago series:
Museum of Science and Industry
Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament
Children’s Museum
Our fancy schmancy room from Hotwire
Millenium Park
Streets and buildings
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9:14 am
[...] the whole Chicago series: Children’s Museum Our fancy schmancy room from Hotwire Millenium Park Streets andbuildings [...]
9:14 am
[...] Here’s the whole Chicago series: Children’s Museum Our fancy schmancy room from Hotwire Millenium Park Streets and buildings [...]
10:09 am
My first PTT post! http://twolittlevikings.blogspot.com/2007/06/pass-torch-tuesday.html
10:30 am
Welcome, Beth!
12:17 pm
These are the magical times that I want very much for my kids to never grow out of. I love the way you captured the chess game.
Hugs,
Holly
10:18 pm
I absolutely love the chess game picture! Chicago is just an absolute great place to go explore. I would love to go back!
10:20 pm
And what an awesome job that new little camera of yours is doing!
12:13 am
[...] Here’s our whole Chicago series: Children’s Museum Our fancy schmancy room from Hotwire Millenium Park Streets and buildings [...]
12:24 pm
Oooo, we’ve never been to the Children’s museum. It looks like great fun. We usual go to the M of Science and Industry and the Natural History Museum. We are planning a trip to Chicago before the end of the month. We’ll have to give the Children’s museum a try
4:24 pm
First of all, the colors in your photo are so vibrant! Love it! I also love that chess game. I just wish I knew how to play.
Kailani
An Island Life
9:45 am
[...] Here’s the whole Chicago series: Children’s Museum Our fancy schmancy room from Hotwire Millenium Park Streets and buildings [...]
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[...] Here’s the whole Chicago series: Children’s Museum Our fancy schmancy room from Hotwire Millenium Park Streets and buildings [...]
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[...] have hands-on exhibits designed for younger children. (I’ve written about several in Minneapolis, Chicago and [...]
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