We came here with the sole purpose of checking out the "I Spy" 'gizibit' featuring the original pictures and some of the displays for the books. It was fun, but we found that the Dan Steinhilber gizibit was "way awesomer," said Will.
Monte L. Bean Museum
Bridget and Will took notes of their favorite animals in their adventure books. Will took this picture of the Kodiak Grizzly.
Northern Utah County Gardens
This was filled with plants and flowers that grow well in our area, with limited water. There were two playhouses with yards, one depicting a drought tolerant plan and the other using much more water and maintenance. Bridget and Will each chose a house as their own and played a game, pretending they were neighbors.
Jonah went in and out, shutting the doors as he pleased and running around the yards. What a discovery; a house that was built "to scale" for his little size! Will found "Silver Carpet Lamb's Ear" very fun to rub between his fingers, because it was "soft like carpet"!
On the last day the kids earned their first "adventure" which came with a bottle of pop. Bridget is holding her bottle cap to her shirt like the pin in the movie, UP. We are going to make ours into necklaces. We hiked to see Bridal Veil Falls and cooled our feet off in the water. It was a lovely day!
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Your creativity with your children inspires me.
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