I decided to take a field-trip to the Samsung Children's Museum. We had a blast with all the fun things to see and do there. It is meant to be very hands-on for the kids and the price was great, about $6 per kid and $5 for adults. I drug my friend, Angie, along so we could hang out. It was a great day!
The front entrance
My girls
The Nature Girl loading a basket on the crane
The Artist operating the crane
The Nature Girl in her safety vest on the construction site
The Artist using the pulley to bring things up to the 2nd floor of the model home
The Artist laying (foam) shingles
The Nature Girl installing a window
The Nature Girl laying tile (magnetic) in the bathroom
My girls with the statues
The Artist drawing a vase
The Nature Girl doing a rubbing
The Artist using the drafting tools
The Nature Girl performing
There was a movie screen where she could watch herself dance
Puppet
The Nature Girl as an astronaut
The ball room
Elaborate set ups using air, resistance and gravity
While we were in the water room, we saw lots of young children all color-coordinated from different schools while we were there. It seems to be a very popular spot. It is probably not as busy on weekends when there are no school fieldtrips.
The Nature Girl watching water work
The Artist using slides to show the "baby" and the adult of several creatures
I loved the sonogram display. It was so cool!
The Artist making her first news report
The Nature Girl picked up weaving immediately
After we finished the museum and lunch, we went for a walk around the
lake surrounding Lotte World to enjoy the day and the beautiful flowers
The walkway was covered with cherry blossoms
The castle at Lotte World
Me and my girls
Angie and the girls
Beautiful Angie
My girls in the flowers
The trees surrounded the entire lake. It was such a beautiful stroll
For more info on how to get there, copy and paste the following link http://www.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=268213&nearBy=shopping&
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Samsung Children’s Museum
Labels:
cherry blossoms,
children,
field trip,
flowers,
kids,
Lotte World,
museum,
Seoul
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