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Two students wearing colorful tie-dyed shirts use giant bubble-making stations at the Montshire Museum while other children explore exhibits in the background.

A student stands inside the Montshire Museum bubble booth exhibit while pulling a rope mechanism to create a giant bubble around herself.

Students gathered around an augmented reality sand table use their hands to shape mountains and valleys while projected colors simulate water and landscapes.

Two students experiment with a foam fountain exhibit at the Montshire Museum while steam and bubbles rise from tubes in front of them.

Three smiling students wearing matching tie-dyed shirts explore bubble-making activities together at a hands-on science exhibit.

Students and an adult chaperone gather around a circular interactive exhibit at the museum while experimenting with spinning objects and motion activities.

Third grade students wearing tie-dyed shirts balance and play on colorful dome-shaped playground structures outdoors.

Students line up along a wooden outdoor activity exhibit in a forested play area while participating in a hands-on science challenge.

Three students explore a wooden gravity and water-themed outdoor exhibit by guiding objects through spiral tracks in a wooded area.

A group of students and teachers wearing tie-dyed shirts pose together for a group photo during their Montshire Museum field trip.

May 11, 2026

Slate Valley

Third graders had an unforgettable adventure last week during their visit to the Montshire Museum! From giant bubbles and hands-on science experiments to outdoor exploration and interactive exhibits, students had the chance to learn through play, curiosity, and discovery every step of the way.

One thing that made the trip even more colorful? The amazing tie-dyed shirts the students created before the visit! 🌈 The bright designs made it easy to spot our group and added even more fun and school spirit to an already exciting day. Great job, third graders — your creativity was on full display both in the classroom and at the museum!