Written by Kelly, Part-time contributor
It's almost the last day of school vacation and the kids are starting to get restless. We decided to head to the Museum of Science for the day. It was the perfect day, not too many people.
Brennan and Harry really enjoyed the Mammoths and Mastodons exhibit.
What boy doesn't think poop is funny?
This was a 'guess which animal produces which poop' kind of thing.
We were really at the Museum to see "Moons:Worlds of Mystery". I had shown them online the different events at the museum and they all picked "Moons."
Thankfully when we picked up our tickets for "Moons:Worlds of Mystery", the gentleman told us to get in line a few minutes early because it usually sells out. I'm glad we listened. We were lucky enough to all sit together.
"Moons: Worlds of Mystery" is an amazing journey through our solar system. You learn a little bit about all the different moons in the solar systemas well as Earth's moon. The entire production was created at the Museum of Science. If you have a chance to see it, it's definitely worth it. It's about 40 minutes long and geared toward school age children grade 3 and up.
Here are the boys relaxing, waiting for the movie to start.
We had another great day at the Museum of Science, Boston.
We were given two complimentary tickets to the exhibit hall and the Moons:Worlds of Mystery movie. All opinions are my own.
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