This post may not be in the order that things occurred, but includes shots of the kids found at random sites around the campus. Teaching and games could take place wherever the mood struck or the location allowed. So I often found the groups out and about on the campus doing many fun activities.
This group was working on ideas to use for their team to design a patch.
In the Davidson Center learning about Apollo missions.
Did you know that when a heated object is put into a tube and moved back and forth that it will emit a sound due to the air in the tube being heated? Hmm... we learned that.
Sometimes this space under the Space Shuttle is a spot used to teach lessons, but this time it was a great spot for a quick game in between scheduled activities.
I happened upon this group getting in a Freeze Tag game. They were supposed to be skipping instead of running. Fun alternative.
Followed up by a game of Two Truths, One Lie. Have you played this? Ask your children what statements they used and if anyone was fooled by them.
Could you just reach in here and hug these sweet looking guys? Oops, is that OK for a teacher to say?
Hurrying to ride the Mars Simulator.
The following day brought this group back to ride the G-Force. Malik had plenty to say about it, but I'm pretty sure that it was not an endorsement.
Megan is giving her group instructions about where they are to go next.
Just posing for the camera
Anna is teaching information about the rockets and astronauts on the go.
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