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Liberty Science Center

Today is a special day. Because of our membership in our local Science Center, we get to have a "courtesy" visit to the Liberty Science Center for free today!

 It is a very well-done Science Center with a lot of hands on play and also information. The kids had a really good time!

The Honey Bee Exhibit



There are 6 stations at the outdoor "playground" and even though they are fairly simple, I think the concept is interesting.
The TapeScape got quite a few points from our kids. It looked like a giant structure of saran wrap but they had so much fun.
They have a section JUST for the littles. Very cute. This rice tray is already a BIG hit.
The balls structure is very captivating.
Block Party is a very fun space! These soft blocks make fun design.


There was a space exhibit which made a WONDERFUL introduction to our Science class next year.
This is a fun game to play!
Our kids LOVED the infinity climber.


LOOK OUT! Hubby didn't dare to walk on these. The kids went up 18 feet and braved it out!
This section was teaching about skyscrapers.
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