Sugar Land Museum of Science

Pre-School Loves Museums, and any field trip possible. This time we went here. Isn't this old building amazingly beautiful?!?
They had these super cool satellite dishes that sat across the room from each other, when you talked in them you could hear even the slightest whisper from across the room.

And of course the Geodes. The best part of this tiny museum.

And they didn't get mad at us once for he kids climbing on everything. Don't worry, where was plexi-glass covering the tops.

But the main reason we came to this museum was for their Frog Display. We were studying frogs this week and went to see them all first hand. Here's our resident and expert, Phoenix, teaching his fellow students about the tadpoles.

And the struggle ensues for the best view of the 2 fatest frogs on display. Actually they weren't the fatest, they were just the most convenient to see when you're only 3 ft tall.

Don't forget the skulls of 100 animals. Well, probably about 12, but they were cool all the same. Note Pre-School Mom's face. We just never stop teaching. :) Love you Kelli.

One more Mommy, helping the kids get so excited about a Petrified Tree Trunk. "How many kids can we wrap around?"

We also got to watch a little video Hosted by Big Bird and Elmo. It wasn't on a normal movie screen. We climbed, literally, inside a blow up igloo then the video was shown on the ceiling all around us. So much fun, we went to the moon and saw the Big Dipper.

And last but not least we got another view of the Narnia Exhibit. Sicily once again FREAKED out with the fake snow. We had to skirt around it so none of it actually fell on her. All the kids really seemed to love the exhibit, and the parents too. But I think the parents loved it the most because with the School Group rate we saw all of this for $5 each vs $40 or so it would have cost otherwise.