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One of the things I took away from these experiences is how many different things you can see art in. Also, anyone can create art even if they don't know that they are doing so. For example, when the kids were building with blocks they probably didn't know that they were actually creating sculptures. My favorite art experience was the exploration place because there were so many different types of fun and interactive activities. Even as an adult I had fun there. I can apply these experience by getting ideas for future field trips. I can also take some of the activities there and use them on a smaller scale in my classroom.

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This is when my friend and I went to the zoo. There were definitely a lot of kids there, and this picture is in the same area as the petting zoo so there were lots of kids around. I didn't really notice very many integrated art activities.

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This picture was taken in the tornado simulator at the exploration place with my friend and her little sister. We actually go there pretty often, it's just a fun place to be. I saw lots of kids playing in all the areas like the castle, Kansas area, and aviation area. It was cool to see them interact with different things and learn how certain things work. I remember specifically watching a little girl learn what the concept of a catapult was in the castle area. There were lots of art activities. In the Kansas area, they had metal 3D images of indigenous flowers, and kids could put a piece of paper on it and use a crayon to go over the raised lines to show the picture. There is also a place where you can build structures out of wooded blocks.

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I did not observe any interactions with children, but there was a section of art created by kids so that was pretty cool. They also have options to take ceramic classes, cooking classes, and multiple other different forms of art classes.