I spent the afternoon at the Montshire Museum of Science, where I’ve been once before. But this time, I did all new things.
I got to make a bubble wall…
…and a bubble dome.
I watched air bubbles float up through liquids of different viscosity.
And slid pennies down this huge funnel.
I got to put my hand through fog…
…and put balls through this maze of air tunnels!
On our first full day in New Hampshire, it snowed!
It was cold and slushy and I managed to stay outside for about ten minutes, but I packed a lot in. Like making tiny snowmen with Grandpa.
And sledding down Winter Hill Road. I wonder why they call it Winter Hill. Hmmmmm…
Today was the Kindergarten Fall Celebration! I tried the pumpkin bread we baked yesterday, which was pretty good, but my favorite were the apples.
Mommy and a mom from the other kindergarten class were in charge of making sure we had fun crafts. I made a little Dixie cup squirrel…
…and also a fall leaf person.
Fall leaf person is excited for Thanksgiving break!
I didn’t have school in honor of Veterans Day. So I went to Color Me Mine to paint a new milk mug!
It was a beautiful sunny day, so we headed to my school playground for some fun. It’s the best play structure around!
Nana and Papa are visiting the Pacific Northwest, so I took them to one of my favorite places – Color Me Mine!
Mommy helped out in my classroom and I got to show her how I hang from the monkey bars at recess.
I went to Oliver and Annabel’s house to play. Oliver showed me some cool new commands in Minecraft.
Then we went to their garage/playroom and I did a lot of swinging while Annabel showed us her stuffed animals.
For the first two weeks of school, the kindergarten classes had recess in the preschool playground.
Tomorrow, we start playing in the big playground. So I asked Mommy if we could have a practice session today. I love the big playground!
Today was my last day at Oaks Amusement Park before they close for the fall and winter.
Goodbye, Scrambler.
Goodbye, Up Up & Away.
Goodbye, Chipper’s Choppers.
Then it started to rain and it was time to run.
Gee, I can’t possibly see why they close all fall and winter…
See ya next spring, Oaks!
