The Hendricksen's: Kindergarten Zoo Field Trip

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

Kindergarten Zoo Field Trip

Ty had his kindergarten field trip at the end of this school year. He was so excited!!! We went to the Hogle Zoo...and let me say...I was NOT impressed with the zoo. Though, the kids really had a good time. There just weren't very many animals. No zebras, no bears, no lions. Notta (We went to Lagoon a few weeks later and we saw more animals on their train ride then we saw at the zoo...pathetic) But, I do love going on these kinds of field trips with the kids. This was Ty's group. He is the 2nd to the smallest in his class.

When we were walking around a guy came around with tiger skin that he let the kids feel. That was pretty cool.

1 comment:

Nicole said...: Lame! Where were all the animals? I always loved field trips! We also went to the zoo in kindergarten and we had this sheet with our itinerary, and one of the elephants reached over the baracade and ate the top page! It was awesome!; 8:18 AM

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