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Kid’s Comments!:
A recent visit to the Hannah Lindahl Children’s Museum by Mrs. Hoke’s third grade class from Hums Elementary School in Mishawaka, IN resulted in these Kid’s Comments.
From Jessica: I really liked it when we saw the dollhouse. I liked it when David (Mr. Guske) donated it.
From Michael: I learned that the Potawatomi tribal colors are red, yellow, and orange. I know that red and yellow make orange.
From Miranda: I really like the dollhouse because it looks very nice shining in the lights.
From Taylor: I learned that Alansan Hurd was the founding father of Mishawaka. Our class had a good time. I really liked the old school because I had never seen something like that.
From Alex: I really like the part when you showed me how to write with feathers.
From Kaitlyn: I really liked the touch table with the sea creatures and the eagle. I also liked when you talked about the mastodon and the woolly mammoth and showed us their teeth.
From Vanessa: I really liked the school room and flat ruler plus the bucket of water you drink out of. It was cool.
From Corey: I really liked looking at the star fish.
From Ryan: I really liked how you told us about the Red Ball factory. My favorite footwear was the Red Ball Jets. The boots were cool too.
From Alexis: I really liked the old school. The dunce hat was simply divine and funny too. I also loved the pens they were cute.
From Allyssa: My favorite part was the school. I also enjoyed the Japanese tea room. I enjoyed the whole museum. It was cool.
From Rachel: I really liked the touch tables. Some of the stuff was interesting like the rabbit fur and all the different rocks. I had a great time.
From Madi: Thank you for showing me around the museum. I hope we can come again next year.
FromTrevor: I wish I lived when the mammoth was alive. I really like the touch tables.
From Johnathan: I really liked the Japanese room. It was really fun.
From Brandon: I really like the touch table. I thought seeing inside a turtle shell was cool. I can’t believe I touched a mammoth bone. I am going to clone a mammoth so you can see what they looked like.
From Corey: I really liked the old classroom. I wish I lived back then because I would really want to be taught in that room.