On a Fieldtrip with the Dazzling Trisha
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We woke up at about 4:30 in the morning. I was excited too. It was already a year and a half since I last went to a fieldtrip. This time, we were going to visit Sugarland, Mad Science, Avilon Zoo, and AMSPEC.
When we arrived at the school there was a bulletin board where papers where posted showing which bus students, chaperones, and teachers are on. We are on Bus No. 4 - Pink. Wow, pink! Seats number 31 and 32. Great.
We left school at around 6:15 in the morning. It was fun there. There was a lady who was to be our bus tour. Her name's Tintin. She taught the kids the origins of some place names. Then she showed and named the sights that we passed. She also brought some flash cards which students are to identify what holidays are shown. It was very educational, for the kids.
SUGARLAND
At last, we already arrived at Sugarland, the home of Jellyace. But we waited in the bus for like half an hour before we were shown inside because, there were already a lot of students who arrived beforehand. So when it's our turn. I was quite disappointed for they hadn't shown us what I was expected to see. First, they taught us about the basic process on how to make a Jellyace. There were absolutely NO DETAILS. Then they toured us around the plant. And it was quite a distance from the machine so we really couldn't see how they make and pack them up close. The chaperones were all quite disappointed. But the kids, I guess they still couldn't expect for more. Then there were free Jellyace for kids! That was at the exit. Then when you walk a bit, there were stands where you buy food and drinks, then of course their products. I got some of the products and then returned to the bus.
MAD SCIENCE
Now, this one was at the mall. Like a movie house turned science showroom. The show was fun, and again it was meant for KIDS to appreciate. I couldn't appreciate the tricks for I know them already. They taught the kids some basic science principles.
The tricks:
1. Magnanimous Mark showed us how to get an egg into a flask. First, it wouldn't fit in the mouth of the flask. But of course, when you put fire inside the flask, the egg would then be sucked in the flask. (I tell you, that's a very easy one.)
2. Next, they showed us tricks using Bernoulli's principle using windbag and a ball and blower. Damn. They're so easy tricks.
3. Next, they just showed dry ice, which is frozen carbon dioxide, to everyone. Of course, the kids were very amazed because they don't know that something like that could make something like a smoke.
Haay. I really got bored watching that show. It was really boooring. There was also a raffle game where the prize was slime. Haha.
AVILON ZOO
This is located in Rizal. It was quite a distance from our home. It was a very long ride and of course, we ate lunch at the bus for there were already students in the place where we should eat lunch. Very well. We also waited an hour for the zoo to let us go in for they were kind of full.
At last, we were shown inside. They gave us tickets then our tour guide toured us around the zoo. Now, this is the best place I've ever been in a fieldtrip. It was the best zoo I've seen to. How I wish I could go there again. It was 7.5 hectares of land. And mind you, It was very tiring to walk the whole of it. It was worth it anyway, for we were shown very amazing and exquisite animals. They even let us touch some of them. There are a lot of animals. Swans, flamingos, ostriches, tarantulas, crocodiles, alligators, lions, tigers, pumas, sun bears, toucans, sheep, horses, tortoises, turtles, owls, eagles, anacondas, boa constrictors, snakes, vipers, iguanas, skunks, raccoons, armadillos, peasants, peacocks, orangutans, gibbons, and a lot more. We had a lot of fun there. And the guide was kind enough to let us have breaks. There was also the Capybaras, the largest rodents. And damn! It was really big. Good thing it doesn't look like a rat. Gosh. How I rate rats. Anyway, it was so big it was as big as a sheep I think. It was bigger than a pig. It was fat and had long hair. Eww. That was the last animal that we saw then we were back at the bus.
Unfortunately, we took such a long time at the zoo that we had no more time to go to AMSPEC. Damn. I wanna see how they make those pencils and crayons but it was fine anyway since I really wanted to rest. I slept on the ride home and so did Trisha. We had so much fun and it was time to rest.
We arrived home at about 6 in the evening. I still watched the Daily news which is 24 oras. Then, Extra Challenge. Then, Mulawin. After that, I went to sleep.
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Ok. I was about to post a pic here from photobucket. But the damned photobucket. Still isn't working. Damn it. How could I get the image url? oh well. I'll post trisha's pic here next time.
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