I just want to share to all of you of what other things we did when my kids and I visited Hersheys Gardens to meet fellow blogger mommy Mel Cole of Memory Lane.
My kids and I arrived at the garden a wee bit early than mommy Mel, while waiting for them, we stroll along the Butterfly garden, afterward we did the Scavenger Hunt. I think this activity happens every year for the kids. To join the Scavenger hunt, you need to register first at the shed that is right outside the entrance of the Garden, this shed is hard to missed because it has a lot of colorful gardening tools for kids. The fee to join is $9 bucks. The lady will give you a pen and a booklet in a plastic cover with a neck strap-to make it easy for the kids to carry it anywhere. In the booklet, you will find all the informations of the game, and when your done, you will get a Gardening Tool of your choice. It sounds fair enough. And I thought this would be fun for my Eldest, at the same time he will learn about plants and animals that is in the garden. I only registered Jian, since the little one is too young for it, he might not understand what is going on. So off we went to do the Scavenger Hunt. Below are some of my kids photos while looking for the answers of the questions that is in the booklet.
They really had fan scavenging! As you can see the little one follows his big brother anywhere. In the booklet paper, it shows a map on where to go, and where to find the answers of the questions. Its really cool and very educational for the kids. This game exercise their mind and body, which is really good. Some of the questions are a bit tricky since its a riddle like, so you have to look closely, and read the questions carefully. For my Kuya, he found the answers and the items without my help.
Below is the price he chose. A rake. Perfect for this Fall Season.
When my kids and I visited the Hershey Garden last month to meet a fellow blogger, we saw lots of watering cans all over the place that was painted so uniquely and so beautifully. I’ve never seen so many watering cans before and they are all so pretty! It was so artistic, the way they painted them, and how they put them together. I bet the kids had so much fun painting their watering cans. When you enter Hershey’s Garden, you will be greeted with this sign above(full picture below).Isnt it so pretty? There was a Giant watering can, too bad I was not able to photograph it, hence I was busy talking to mommy Mel, my co-blogger, catching up with the latest of here and there, since we dont have much time and it was getting dark.
