Here is the fifth, and final (finally!) installment of my Museum of Science photos. At the end of our trip, we just spent some time wandering through a few exhibits on the Lower Level in the last few minutes before the museum closed.
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My name is Kelli Ann Wilson (née Copeland), and I live in Walpole, NH. I am mama to Lillia (12) and Zane (5), and wife to Damian. My interests include: homemaking; photography; genealogy; gardening; and making things.
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Looks like a great museum! There is something about dinosaurs, and it always seems like whatever the museum might have to offer, if there are dinosaurs, children just get pulled into it. You walk around the corner and there is this huge assembled dinosaur skeleton taking up gigantic space, and any children in the area just let out this ooh and ahh of pure wonder. Plus, the fact that more and more museums are making interactive learning part of the process is nice.