The Maryland Science Center in Baltimore, Part 1

Last week, we went to the Maryland Science Center in Baltimore. I liked it there. I buyed Night Vision Goggles. They are cool. It was fun! We played in the kids area. This is the water area.

We watched a show about Liquid Nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen is really, really cold!
I will tell you more about the Science Center later.

My First Year of T-ball

More Art

Drawing of a star, labeled with the elements of its make up (Hydrogen & Helium) because Cooper is really interested in the Periodic Table right now...













Cooper's 4th of July picture of fireworks













White blood cells fighting off harmful germs & bacteria.

Another Art Showcase!

Cooper made a race track at Art Class. These are members of the pit crews...
















for the race cars he designed...




















to race on this track!



















And of course, the day would not be complete without making some Club Penguin items!

Art Class Showcase

Art class is fun! We made sculptures and 3D paper mache. We painted and drew cartoons. My class is at the Contemporary School for the Arts. Here is some of my work:


This is the NEW Club Penguin Card Jitsju Fire Game. It has secret rooms. If you know the secret passage, you can go through. These are the penguin characters in the game. It's a new 3d game!

This is a compass. It broke apart on one point. It is a clay sculpture.


This is a puffle sculpture. A purple puffle named Cooper!


These are paintings. This one is of mountains, trees, and bushes. The one below is a sunset.

I hope you enjoyed my art showcase! I have 2 more days of class to go.

Science Experiment: Growing Crystals

Fun, easy, and safe. Crystals are safe to make. Every crystal starts as a little pearl shaped dot. First, put the crystals in a cup. Then, you put water in the cup. Then, you watch it every hour and write down your observations. Now you are ready to make some if you have the cup, the bags, and the box of crystals.



Growing into crystals

Writing down observations.

It growed into crystals. I took this picture all by myself. This is a picture of what it should look like when you are done. Now you can make a bunch!

Puffles!

Puffle with headphones and hat courtesy of Cooper.