Quinn loves to go to practice and does so well. He kicks it hard on offense and really works it on defense. And he has so much fun with his teammates! Now if he could just transfer those skills to the games he would be in great shape. But we are making it through the season and learning and growing as we go. So proud of this guy.
Today was the last day for the Spider Pavilion at the Natural History Museum so we decided to spend our afternoon there.
After spiders we took a walk through the rose garden. Beautiful.
I heard about this science carnival through one of my Facebook groups. It was set up in the field of an elementary school and consisted of 50 – 100 tables with science experiments set up by college kids. It was geared towards kids in K – 8. We didn\’t know what to expect but it was pretty awesome.
Don and Quinn complete the circle.
Shooting a ping pong ball at the speed of light.
Making a motor with a battery, electrical wires, and a magnet. I was pleasantly surprised by how many girls were involved in the carnival.
Shooting a homemade rocket with compressed air.
So much fun!!!
This homemade stomp rocket travelled further than the \”motorized\”.
Quinn loved this experiment. Turning sugar in to cotton candy.
Dry ice is always cool.
A look back at the field as we leave.
The White House 