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With three little monkeys I feel that life is our biggest adventure. My oldest son is 9, daughter is 8, and youngest son is 6. As you can imagine life is busy, crazy, hectic, and wonderful all the time.
My favorite memories of my kids would have to be watching them all "geared up" in dress up clothes "exploring" our back yard. (This would include vests, food, binoculars, hiking bags, food, hats, flashlights, walking sticks and more food.) Scaling up the slide, trekking through the dangerous lilac bushes, climbing the (jungle) trees, and finding new territories to hide out in through the fence...
We are in love with museums! We don't get down to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis as much as we would like to but we make the most of our visits while there. You can't fully explore everything in just one day!
No matter how old my children get their favorite part of being at the museum is the chance to pretend to be someone or something else! Wether they are making their own movie or cartoon, dressing up as a bird in its own habitat, or their absolute favorite (paleontologist) digging up buried (bones) treasures!
Since the release of the movies, Night at the Museum (1 and 2) my children have found a new appreciation for museums. That mixed in with their love for history would make a trip to D.C. a dream come true. What better place to explore and have a new adventure then our nations capital!
I think they are at a perfect age for this. Their little minds are just soaking up new information and they think history is fun. So please help us fuel this love of history and exploration with our own families adventure to D.C.
Name: Jennifer Ilic
My favorite memories of my kids would have to be watching them all "geared up" in dress up clothes "exploring" our back yard. (This would include vests, food, binoculars, hiking bags, food, hats, flashlights, walking sticks and more food.) Scaling up the slide, trekking through the dangerous lilac bushes, climbing the (jungle) trees, and finding new territories to hide out in through the fence...
We are in love with museums! We don't get down to the Children's Museum of Indianapolis as much as we would like to but we make the most of our visits while there. You can't fully explore everything in just one day!
No matter how old my children get their favorite part of being at the museum is the chance to pretend to be someone or something else! Wether they are making their own movie or cartoon, dressing up as a bird in its own habitat, or their absolute favorite (paleontologist) digging up buried (bones) treasures!
Since the release of the movies, Night at the Museum (1 and 2) my children have found a new appreciation for museums. That mixed in with their love for history would make a trip to D.C. a dream come true. What better place to explore and have a new adventure then our nations capital!
I think they are at a perfect age for this. Their little minds are just soaking up new information and they think history is fun. So please help us fuel this love of history and exploration with our own families adventure to D.C.
Name: Jennifer Ilic
