Friday, July 8, 2016

The Crayola Experience-Easton, Pennsylvania

Since most of our trip was centered around things the older people would like, I tried to find some things that Mckay would like (and the other kids loved it too.)  
This place was so much fun and so unique.  A lot of time we end up doing the same things only in different cities.  This was definitely different and the kids loved it.


This was the first thing we did and it was awesome.  The kids could make their own crayon wrappings with their names on it. 


This was the machine that put the papers on the crayon.

The felt pretty cool to have their own crayon.





Bumps.



The modeling clay machine.





This station the boys could have stayed at all day.  They would color a picture, the computer would take a picture of it, and then it would animate it.









This might have been the one I thought was the coolest.  This station took a picture of the kids and then turned them into a coloring page!




 The one the kids would make a graphic and then it would shine it up on the wall and manipulate it to do different things.





 This one they colored pictures and then turned them into puzzles.
 They put their picture in and this machine cut it into a puzzle.

These huge crayons had melted crayon wax in them that the kids could make pictures with.


Waiting in line, it was busy.
 Picking out a crayon to mold into a shape.




 Spin art.
 This picture makes me laugh!
 After we were done with all of the stations the kids all went and played in the huge play land.  Palmer was done pretty early, so he painted.
 They had these all white animals that the kids could color.
 Crayon heaven!
 I really wish we lived closer...I see a lot of times I would use picking out my own crayon colors.
Mural on the back of the building.  It was one of the funnest things we have done as a family!

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