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Bubbles, inventing, and forces….oh my! What do all of these exciting science concepts have in common? They’re all themes from QuestClub at KidsQuest Children’s Museum?
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Mar. 20, 2013 at 2:15pmDads Meet-Up: Cardboard ContraptionsDads Meet-Up: Cardboard Contraptions series focuses on S.T.E.A.M (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) and fosters children’s imaginations, focusing them on problem solving and cooperative play. Children will also enhance their fine and gross motor skills. This class is beneficial in a child’s life because one-on-one time with a male figure will help their social and emotional development, while nurturing healthier relationships and ultimately helping your children become more compassionate individuals.
Read more → Mar. 14, 2013 at 9:22amLearning a Foreign LanguageWe all know that children are constantly soaking up everything around them, and this especially holds true to language learning. It’s even been shown that exposure to foreign language can improve children’s attention spans and standardized test scores. What’s even more remarkable about this is the changes that happen to infants’ brains in the first SIX MONTHS of life!
Read more → Feb. 22, 2013 at 1:03pmFamily Fun FitnessOne of the many benefits of being a child is that fitness is fun! For kids exercise can and should be synonymous with play. As a Museum Educator, I find that I get some of my best workouts right here at the museum while leading our visitors in activities. (StoryTime can be great cardio!) So, here are a few of my favorite movement games that you can try at home. There’s nothing like moving and grooving with some pint-size exercise partners to make working up a sweat, less like a chore and more like a party!
Read more → Feb. 5, 2013 at 10:25amA Child's Best Friend - Their Favorite Stuffed BuddyStuffed animals often provide children with a friend, co-conspirator, and secret-keeper extraordinaire. My own teddy bear still means a lot to me. Here is our favorite adventure together:
Read more → Dec. 26, 2012 at 3:27pmImportance of Early Learning ClassesKidsQuest's Early Learning Classes nurture the curious nature of your child and help build the early learning foundation vital to success in school and later in life.
Read more → Apr. 11, 2012 at 9:25amWhy I Love NanoDaysAn expert tells us what exactly is so great about nanotechnology (and KidsQuest!)Children are often told they are too small to do or understand things, but children have an amazing power: they can show adults a different way of viewing the world. Nanoscience, the science of the small, is changing the way scientists and engineers view the world too. At this scale, the materials we see and use every day have vastly different properties. They can change color, become water resistant, or conduct electricity. Nanotechnology utilizes these new properties to create new products and improve materials we use every day like computers, electronics, medicine, cosmetics, and clothing.
Read more → Apr. 6, 2012 at 8:45amHands-on History: Eastside Farm LifeBellevue as a farming communityOne hundred years ago, the city we know as Bellevue was a farming community. There were a variety of crops grown including lettuce, squash, corn, strawberries, and even grapes. Spring was the beginning of the growing season as the days grew longer and warmer. It was also the time when baby chicks were hatched. Corn was dried and the kernels were removed and ground for feeding, as the chickens could not eat whole kernels.
Read more → Mar. 28, 2012 at 10:16amWhat are Pysanky?The History, Legends and Art of Making Ukrainian EggsA pysanka (plural: pysanky) is a Ukrainian Easter egg, decorated using beeswax and dyes. Pysanka is often taken to mean any type of decorated egg, but it specifically refers to an egg created by the written-wax method and utilizing traditional folk motifs and designs. There are several other types of decorated eggs in Ukrainian tradition, including:
All but the krashanky and lystovky are meant to be decorative (as opposed to edible), and the egg yolk and white are either allowed to dry up over time, or removed by blowing them out through a small hole in the egg. Read more → Mar. 20, 2012 at 1:59pm10 Things To Do With Leftover Easter EggsEggs aren’t just for hiding!If having an egg hunt is one of the annual traditions at your house then you know what’s left over after the thrill of the hunt has waned…lots of plastic eggs. What do you do with all of those plastic ovoids? Use them for some fun science and art activities!
Read more → Mar. 1, 2012 at 9:03amMake a Personal Time Capsule!Eastside Heritage Center brings Hands-On History to KidsQuestToday we think nothing of opening a can of some exotic or out of season food. We rely on tin cans to bring us products from all over the world. Not that long ago supermarkets were not as well supplied as they are today, especially during the winter months. To save money and to make sure certain fruits and vegetables were available beyond the summer months, many people turned to canning their own produce. Here on the Eastside, people could take their garden products and can them safely at local canneries. Read more → Nov. 4, 2011 at 10:01amHands-on-HistoryEarly Settler LifeThink you know your history? What about the history of daily life for early Washington settlers - maybe not so much? Luckily Eastside Heritage Center will be at KidsQuest tonight for some hands-on learning. Read on to refresh your history knowledge and then join us tonight from 5-8pm!
Read more → Oct. 19, 2011 at 11:51amQuestClub - Why science is so important!Science education sometimes takes a back seat with the push of reading and math being so strong, but science is a part of our daily life. Everything we do and deal with in life is science: cooking, playing ball, growing a garden, understanding how technologies work, watching a rain storm and more. Understanding science helps kids appreciate and relate to the world around them.
Read more → Oct. 7, 2011 at 9:59amThe Benefits of Sign LanguageNot talking? Not a problem.It’s never too early or too late to begin sign language with your child. For infants, you can begin anywhere from six to ten months of age. It will take a younger child longer to produce the signs than an older child, but exposing them to sign language early on is great way to help them understand the signs receptively before they do expressively. Recent studies indicate that by using signs in tandem with spoken language, parents can start the process of two-way communication with their babies as early as eight months and enhance the verbal language development of their babies in the process.
Read more → Aug. 24, 2011 at 11:07amStorybook Theater CampOh, the drama...You know summer is coming to an end when camps are all over, classes are on the horizon, and it's almost time for the older kids to go back to school. As one last reminder of how much fun we had at summer camp this year, our Storybook Theater teacher, Anne Zanatta Kline, is going to give us the rundown on what happened in her August camp. Read more → Aug. 17, 2011 at 9:14amFive Days of Fanciful Fairy Fun!Last week we were lucky enough to hold a second Fanciful Fairies Camp, this time with camp instructor extraordinaire (and fairy expert!), Anne Zanatta Kline! Here she gives us a little playback of what happened:
Read more → Aug. 10, 2011 at 9:39amArt Explorers CampI love art. It’s perfect for children, giving them the chance to use their imaginations, create, problem solve, count, work on their fine motor skills, learn about color chemistry, and so much more! It’s limitless what you can do with a little paper and paint, or glue and recyclables.
Read more → Aug. 3, 2011 at 10:15amFanciful Fairies We had a VERY magical week last week. Not only did we get dramatic with our Storybook Theater camp, but we also welcomed some very fanciful fairies into the museum for five days of fairy stories, fairy songs, fairy dances, fairy crafts – everything fairy! Read more → Jul. 27, 2011 at 9:17amDino-Mite Dinos!Last week was the highly anticipated Dino-Mite Dinos Camp (and I do mean anticipated – this camp has been sold out since April!). Our Dino-Mite mornings were devoted to circle time, storytime, discovery stations, social interaction, museum playtime, experiments and, of course, lots and lots of dinosaurs!
Read more → Jul. 18, 2011 at 2:24pmMuseum on the Move!On the go with the KidsQuest van... Have you spotted the brand new KidsQuest van yet? Be on the look out, because we are packing up and heading out to a school near you this summer! KidsQuest Children's Museum is on the move with our Field Trip to Go program, and we are filling up classrooms with fascinating ooey-gooey science experiments, inventing our own modes of transportation, investigating local wildlife and even doing our own prehistoric digs!Read more → Jul. 15, 2011 at 1:01pmAnimal Explorers CampWhat do Animal Explorers love best? Take a wild guess.
I’ll give you a hint: OINK! MOO! HONK! TWEET! Read more → Jun. 29, 2011 at 1:25pmNature Explorers CampLast week was anything but dull at KidsQuest – the new Waterways exhibit opened, we had a furry visitor at Animal Encounters Storytime, and it was the very first week of summer camp!
Read more → Jun. 24, 2011 at 1:14pmIt's Always Sunny at KidsQuestIt's finally summer!Summer is special here at KidsQuest, and a time when we get to do all sorts of things at the museum that we don't do during the school year. Here are some highlights:
Read more → Jun. 13, 2011 at 3:08pmAnimal EncountersDogs, cats, birds, oh my!Have you ever met a dog that speaks German? How about one that knows sign language? Join us for Animal Encounters Storytime, and you’ll get the chance!
Read more → May. 26, 2011 at 9:02amWrapping up another year of Discovery Tots......and looking forward to Summer Camp!We’ve just wrapped up another memorable year of our Discovery Tots classes! We witnessed a lot of exciting milestones, from “my first finger painting” to “my last class before kindergarten”. Lately, I’ve also seen a not so exciting milestone that lets me know classes really are ending. It’s the anxiety on a parent’s face as the scheduled activities end and they think, “What are we going to do all summer!?” Don’t Panic! Remember, fun and educational play activities don’t need to be complicated. You just need a little creativity! Here are some great ideas that you can enjoy with you children (some taken straight from our class curriculum). Read more → Apr. 27, 2011 at 11:15amRecycled Paper 3 Ways (+4 Ideas to Try at Home!)Shred, Rip, Tear, Splash! What’s that noise? That’s the sound of recycled paper preparations! Here at KidsQuest we are busily shredding newsprint in anticipation of Friday’s Family Adventures in Recycled Paper Making workshop! Below are some of the fun things we're planning:Read more → Mar. 14, 2011 at 2:34pmCalling All Campers!It's never too early to start thinking about summer! It’s hard to believe, but before you know it you’ll be looking to fill the summer weeks with exciting activities for your children. I know what you’re thinking; we haven’t even gotten to the first day of spring! Why should I begin thinking about summer? Winter is a great time to start sorting out the summer day camp choices with your youngsters. If your child has never been to day camp before, they will certainly have many questions. If you begin planning now, you won’t feel rushed into a decision as summer approaches.Read more → Mar. 8, 2011 at 8:36amThe Mad Hatter's Tea Party!I’m late! I’m late for a very important date! Make sure you aren’t too late for the craziest, zaniest, wildest party of the year, The Mad Hatter’s Tea Party! Follow KidsQuest down the rabbit hole as we host a wild party full of silly fun inspired by Alice in Wonderland!Read more → Feb. 8, 2011 at 4:13pmScience @ The Discovery Station!Explore scientific concepts in a fun new way!Children start thinking like scientists at an early age. They knock over blocks to see what will happen or roll a ball down the stairs to watch it bounce. Sometimes, however, a child’s scientific investigations can leave parents baffled (When your child takes 15 minutes to wash their hands, because they’re exploring bubbles or uses all of your baking supplies to do some “chemistry” in the kitchen.) If these stories sound familiar, you need to check out Science Hour at KidsQuest Children’s Museum. Read more → Nov. 16, 2010 at 4:34pmField Trip FUN!Hair raising screams! Experimenters in goggles. Oozing substances! No, you haven't wandered into a mad scientist's laboratory. It's just everyday fieldtrip fun at KidsQuest Children's Museum.
Read more → Nov. 3, 2010 at 1:36pmWe LOVE Caspar BabypantsAnd we know you do too!Talking Kids With Seattle Kindie Musician Caspar Babypants
Something magical happens when you crank up the newest music by Seattle kindie-rocker Caspar Babypants – kids quiet down! That is, until the giggles erupt. This is Fun, Chris Ballew's (aka Caspar Babypants) third kids' CD offers youngsters a fantastic mix of silly and sweet tunes. It's clear that Ballew is having fun! Imaginative stories about elephants coming down the street, things with googly eyes coming alive, and babies bouncing all over the country, as expressed through song capture, as Ballew says, "the boundless, powerful innocence that kids have." Ballew, also known to parents as the lead singer of The Presidents of the United States of America, includes a cover of Nirvana’s "Sliver" on the CD and is joined by special guests Elizabeth Mitchell and other kiddie singers on several tunes. This is Fun releases on November 2nd! Read more → Oct. 1, 2010 at 3:34pmExplore, Play, PARTY!! Fall means pumpkin carving, leaf raking and a whole mess of holiday preparations, from Halloween costume searching (or sewing!) to Thanksgiving meal planning. If someone in your house has a birthday coming up too, you may be feeling a bit...frazzled. Rain? Check. Wind? Check. Party in the park? Maybe not.
Read more → Sep. 7, 2010 at 12:39pmEats & Beats w/ Brian Waite BandOur final concert of the summer was awesome! Dinner and a show, a classic Saturday evening brought to life here at KidsQuest Children's Museum. Around here, we call it Eats & Beats. For dinner; pizza from Jet City Pizza with lemonade for only $3 a person, mmmm...does it get much better!? How about family time and great music!! The marvelous Brian Waite Band, with their wonderful stage show was a fast favorite for the kids (and adults) with rock, funk, blues, even some reggae! The crowd was on their feet the whole night! Read more → Sep. 7, 2010 at 12:06pmKidsQuest's Early Education ClassesIt's back to school fun for kids and parents too!It's back to school time, and just because your little ones aren't school age yet, doesn't mean they (or you) should miss out on the fun! Yes...fun! We offer a variety of early learning classes at the museum that focus on learning through fun, play, and experimentation.
Read more → Sep. 7, 2010 at 11:38amThings that GOOO!As a young lad, my parents always told me to dream big. And I listened; throughout my youth I had aspirations of being a firefighter, an astronaut, and a hydroplane driver, among other things. Now at nineteen years of age and working as an intern at KidsQuest Children's Museum, I've chosen a slightly different path. But last week, when KidsQuest featured the Vitamin Water hydroplane at the Museum as part of "Things That Go Month," I figured perhaps it wasn't too late to seize my childhood dream. After all, the current driver of the hydroplane, Kayleigh Perkins, didn't start racing until she was nineteen either.
Read more → Aug. 25, 2010 at 4:42pmLive concert at KidsQuest!I always wanted to be a musician. I sang in the bathtub and while mowing the lawn. I took music lessons - guitar, piano, clarinet. I practiced my autograph. But music did not come naturally to me, and aside from records or church, I was not exposed to live music or musicians in my youth. KidsQuest Children's Museum brings live, child appropriate music and musicians to the Eastside at a sinfully reasonable price to families. Saturday, August 28 is your last chance of the summer to enjoy it, featuring The Brian Waite Band (click here for details and a sneak peek).
Read more → Aug. 23, 2010 at 4:31pmFanciful Fairies CampMonday – The class was made up of 10 very excited young girls who all wanted to enter fairyland. Each one was asked if they believe in fairies, of course the answer was yes, they were sprinkled with fairy dust and the class began!
The girls were given fairy names today and we were thrilled to meet Gossamer Moonfly, Columbine Elfweb and many others! They made a poster illustrating their fairy name and some of the special talents their fairy possesses.
Read more → Aug. 23, 2010 at 4:17pmStorybook Theater Camp!Monday – With the all important question, "Did you bring your imagination?" the fun began!
We learned each other's names through an animal game that we acted out, and then the class acted out other animals through an animal action song and chose their animal characters for the upcoming play. Each child was offered either wings, an apron or skirt depicting a number of animals including frogs and butterflies but for this class only two animals were chosen, bees and ladybugs and the whole play was developed around these two. (There was a monster thrown into the mix as well!) Read more → Jul. 27, 2010 at 8:14amEats & Beats Concert with The Not-ItsSaturday, July 24thAre you ready to rock? KidsQuest Children's Museum and The Not-Its are! Saturday night we held our Eats & Beats Concert here at KQCM. At Eats and Beats children and parents have a chance to spend the evening together grabbing a slice of pizza and enjoying a great concert right here in our own Backyard! Our summer concert series is specifically designed to provide tunes written for children ages 10 and under.
Read more → Jul. 26, 2010 at 10:55amKQ Tech U Camp!
This was an awesome week and we're so excited we got to spend it with such great campers!
Monday's theme was What is a PicoCricket? Since it was the first day of camp, we first got to know each other and spent some time thinking of rules to follow while in camp. Then we learned the basics of programming our PicoCrickets! We now know how to... Make a light-bulb light up, 'flicker' or alternate colors with sound and even turn off with sound! Make music turn on with a switch (or an outside sound as the case may be). Then we created CATS that "MEOW’" when we "pet" them...and one special cat that crowed like a rooster!
Read more → Jul. 25, 2010 at 1:33pmAt the Bellevue artsfair!Twirling and whirling! Spinning and splatting! Sunny skies and joyful crowds made it a perfect weekend for Spin Art at the Bellevue Arts Museum artsfair! We used salad spinners to spin and mix paint, creating surprising patterns and crazy color combinations! Read more → Jul. 21, 2010 at 12:21pmFamily Adventures in Claymation!Check out the video we made last workshop:)Tim Burton's stop motion feature film The Nightmare Before Christmas is one of my favorite movies, so I was thrilled when we decided to do a Family Adventures in Claymation workshop at the Museum! This quirky animation technique uses a camera to capture still images of clay figures. In between each frame the characters are moved ever so slightly. When the frames are played together, animation is achieved!
Read more → Jul. 9, 2010 at 4:37pmKQCM in Your Neighborhood!Summer is a time for neighborhood festivals, community fairs, family outings and fun in the sun! KidsQuest loves packing up our event box, throwing our table in the car, slathering on the sunscreen and joining your neighborhoods for family-friendly fun events.
Check out all the places you can find us around town this summer... Read more → Jul. 1, 2010 at 5:27pmThis week @ Dino-mite Dinos CampMonday's Theme: Who were the dinosaurs? After we got to know each other, we spent some time coming up with rules we all thought we should follow while in camp. Then we CREATED... Dinosaur nametags Paleo-Necklaces (decked out with dinosaur and claw beads!), and a Dinosaur Fact book (that we will continue to work on all week). We also explored books and let our imaginations run wild with imaginative play using dinosaur figurines.
Read more → May. 28, 2010 at 9:35amAdventures in Homeschool Science...Dissecting WORMS!I was lucky enough to visit KidsQuest's Homeschool Science class as they tackled a very brave feat: worm dissection. Each student got their own long, thin, crawly thing (although, fortunately, they were no longer crawling), plus rubber gloves, safety goggles, plastic knives and dissection tongs. Here's how it went...
Read more → Apr. 22, 2010 at 2:53pmRecycled Paper MakingEarth Day at KidsQuest!Recycled Paper Making is so much fun for the kids - plus it's easy to do and helps teach kids that not everything is trash!
Lots of things can be used to make recycled paper: newspaper, magazines, old printer paper, lint from the dryer and more! Cut or tear these fibrous materials into small pieces and completely soak them in water, then you can "pulverize them", meaning you break them down even more. A blender or hand-held blender are excellent aids for this endeavor. Click here for complete instructions on making recycled paper at home. Read more → Apr. 16, 2010 at 9:16amNational Volunteer Appreciation Week!April 18-24thNo one who achieves success does so without acknowledging the help of others.
~Author Unknown
Volunteers continue to be a vital part of our organization! From helping a child create art at the craft table, to mailing our membership cards, volunteers affect all levels of operations at KidsQuest Children's Museum. Read more → Mar. 25, 2010 at 1:22pmKid Kit: Tree BlocksTree Block Building Kid Kit...going on now in the Treehouse!
Look at the monstrosity Annika made, it's more than 2 feet tall! Read more → Mar. 17, 2010 at 2:39pmSummer Camps!What do you want to do this summer?I was sitting in a meeting this morning and one of our Board Members pulled out her "Summer Folder" and I was thoroughly amazed! She had camp brochures, theater calendars, camp listings from local organizations, local calendars, etc. She looked at my questioning eyes and said, "You have to start early!"
Read more → Mar. 9, 2010 at 3:28pmWearable Art Week!What are we up to?Kids LOVE creating art...but they love it even more when they get to wear it! This week is Wearable Art Week at KidsQuest and we're working with beads, felt and our imagination.
We've received lots of calls from you guys about this program so here's the skinny:
Beading...Necklaces, bracelets and rings...what will YOU create with all the beads?In this picture, Lauren is stringing beads on her new bracelet. You can't see it but she has a matching necklace with a beautiful pattern! Read more → Dec. 21, 2009 at 9:27amNo snow yet this year-make some of your own!Dec. 9, 2009 at 11:20amThe Benefits of Board GamesWhy playing games with your kids is the perfect way to spend time together!KidsQuest's New Year's Resolution is to Make 2010 Your Family's Year to Play! We've decided to do all that we can to facilitate family learning at the Museum and in your home. One way we're working to accomplish this is by increasing our family friendly programming. In case you haven't heard, we're open until 8pm every Thursday night and we've designated the second Thursday of each month, Family Game Night with board games, relays, team challenges and more! So, imagine our delight when we found this article all about the benefits of playing games as a family.
Read more → Nov. 30, 2009 at 8:55amIt's time for family fun! We want 2010 to be your family’s year to play so we’re starting a little early with family fun workshops this December. Studies show that families who eat, play and collaborate together have stronger bonds and children grow up with more self-confidence. Kick-off the holiday season and 2010 with some family fun activities at KidsQuest! Read more → Nov. 6, 2009 at 12:47pmKidsQuest receives $25K from Boeingto support our early education programs and a new museum collaboration!Boeing is committed to supporting early education programs in our community and KidsQuest Children’s Museum received $25K from The Boeing Company Charitable Trust to do just that. This grant supports KidsQuest’s early education programs Discovery Tots Ready, Set Learn, First Experiences and Open Discovery Time, which provide essential early learning education and school-readiness preparation for children age birth to five years.
Read more → Oct. 16, 2009 at 12:58pmStay safe this Halloween!Halloween is one of KidsQuest's favorite times of year! We love our Halloween Spooktacular where you can expect kids and adults in costume, our Spooky Cake Walk, Dr. Jekyll's Laboratory and our Mad Scientists each year! We also look forward to Factoria Mall's Halloween Event with Radio Disney offering activities and prizes, merchants handing out treats and special deals, and children trick-or-treating throughout the Mall! Although Halloween can be fun and exciting, it is also important to keep safety in mind when heading out in the crowds to trick-or-treat.
Read more → Oct. 2, 2009 at 10:25amAre you really free on Friday nights?The phones at the KidsQuest office usually start ringing on Thursday afternoon with the same question. Yes, KidsQuest is really free on Friday Nights from 5-8pm! As a non-profit, KidsQuest is committed to serving the needs of our community and part of that need is accessibility. It's important to both our staff and the Board of Directors that all children have an equal opportunity to enrich their education and development by exploring, playing and learning at KidsQuest!
Read more → Aug. 24, 2009 at 12:00amReading to Your KidsReading with children is fun and is one of the best ways to prepare them for school and beyond. Children learn about the value and importance of reading as they watch their family reading and writing every day.
Read more → Aug. 6, 2009 at 4:26pmStories from camp!Two girls, two camps, one memorable summer! Five year old twin sisters, Taya and Atty attended two of our QuestCamps this summer and walked away with knowledge, confidence and pride in their accomplishments.
Read more → Jul. 22, 2009 at 9:14amBellevue Arts Museum artsfair is this weekend!Here are some things to know before you go.KidsQuest, along with over 325 organizations and vendors and more than 350,000 community members, will be attending the Bellevue Arts Museum artsfair this weekend. The artsfair has been a summer staple for 63 years-longer than the Bellevue Arts Museum that we all know so well! So, if the Bellevue Arts Museum didn't start the artsfair then how did it come to be?
Read more → Jul. 15, 2009 at 4:08pmCollaborating for art!Collaborations and partnerships with area organizations and businesses are an integral part of bringing new and exciting programs and events to KidsQuest. Our partners bring their expertise and experience to help us offer more specialized programming to our members and visitors. KidsQuest is always creating new relationships with local organizations and we're excited about our recent partnership with Bellevue Arts Museum.
Read more → Jul. 6, 2009 at 11:53amFear of visiting the doctor?Come to KidsQuest's Teddy Bear Clinic!Who isn't a little apprehensive about going to the doctor? With all of the odd looking instruments-the stethoscope, and the pointy otoscope (the device which is used to look into the ears). Not to mention the shots! Children are usually even more sensitive to doctors for the simple fact that the doctor is also a stranger. Fears are usually a normal part of a child's development. Some typical fears about going to the doctor include:
Read more → Jun. 29, 2009 at 9:11amBusy summer days!School is out for the summer! Camps, swimming and family trips are sure to be on your list, but don't forget about all the community events happening this summer. As an organization built by the community for the community we feel it's important to get out and support the festivities happening around our area so look out for KidsQuest this summer.
Read more → Jun. 26, 2009 at 1:14pmWhy we do what we do.A few days ago we received a thank you note from a local elementary school Head Start class that received scholarship funds to visit KidsQuest for a field trip. The students in the class drew us pictures and told us what they liked about KidsQuest-the truck and face painting were the big winners for this class! The card also thanked us for providing them with the opportunity to explore a place they wouldn't have been able to otherwise. This prompted some thoughts about why we do what we do.
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