If your child attended the summer field trip, you should have received a digital photo CD. Just take this CD to any place that has a "digital print" machine and insert your CD to view and order photo prints. If the digital print machine has a problem with the CD, click here to email David.
We hope your kids enjoyed their summer. We enjoyed having them! Please come back and visit us. Click the "More Meadowood Events" link above for more Meadowood fun.
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THURSDAY, JULY 31 - As always, Everyday Kids ends the summer session with a bang. If you want all kinds of indoor fun (all year round) Incredible Pizza is the place to be. They have a giant all-you-can-eat buffet, a large carnival area filled with games, bowling, bumper cars, miniature golf, go carts, you name it, they got it. Our gang ate when they arrived, then hit the games. Those who ran out of money and filled their pockets with prizes came back for more food.
TUESDAY, JULY 29 - Lions Park in Midwest City has a great waterpark for kids (and there's a skateboard park right next door!) We had loads of fun playing in the water ... in case you couldn't tell from all the sunburns we got! We drip-dried during our lunch and played on the playground, then went right back to splashing in the water. Afterwards we hopped on the bus and went to Tasty Snow at Kiwanis Park (on Midwest Blvd.) for snowcones. All in all, it was a great day.
THURSDAY, JULY 24 - We had some free time before our trip so we played games, ate lunch, then went to Kiwanis Park on Midwest Blvd. and had snowcones at Tasty Snow. Afterwards we headed to Sunnylane Bowling in Del City. There are a few good pictures and there are 19 video clips (the links are in the left hand column).
TUESDAY, JULY 22 - If you don't mind a long car ride, Jasmine Moran is the ideal place for hands-on fun. There were some new exhibits this time! Check out gobs of photos and we have 30 video clips. You'll see everything from a train ride to a code-blue emergency in the doctor's office.
THURSDAY, JULY 17 - Laser Expedition in Yukon has lots of activities to choose from. Since Meadowood sprang for the full extras package, our kids got to do everything! Some of the pictures you will see are from outdoor laser tag, bath tub racing, a ropes course, a playground, an activity room, and a maze. Our apologies but there are no photos of the indoor laser tag (way too dark) or the Spider Wall (ran out of time).
TUESDAY, JULY 15 - Our destination was the Science Museum of Oklahoma, formerly known as the Omniplex. New exhibits were available and more new exhibits are on the way! Our first stop was the lunch room, a necessity since we had to show up early for the Omnidome presentation on the Grand Canyon. Afterwards we split up into groups and had a blast. 33 videos are available along with photos. Clint and several of our girls appeared on the news that evening!
THURSDAY, JULY 10 - The kids had a bouncing good time at Pump It Up. Just a warning, it was hard getting good pictures with all the bouncing about. Kids don't hold still for long at a place like this so there aren't many photos in the album. There are 31 videos though, a lot easier than trying to focus on moving kids!
TUESDAY, JULY 8 - Dinosaur bones wander the exhibits at the Sam Noble Museum. You can even make one move! (There are 40 video clips for your viewing pleasure.) Everything from nature to native America can be found here. There are a few new additions to the exhibits. Afterwards, we came back to play several games and then we dove into a science experiment where not everything is as it seems. Our special goo turned hard when you pushed and squeezed it, then dripped when you let go.
THURSDAY, JULY 3 - Cute fuzzy animals are waiting for you in this photo album (not the cute fuzzy animals wearing the blue shirts, I mean the cute fuzzy animals in the cages). It was a high adventure day with finger-eating birds at the entrance, peacocks and geese patrolling the grounds, and the lunch tables guarded by a swarm of giant flying insects. Haven't a clue what they were, so we're calling them horse-flies. No, really, we had a great time. Don't miss the video clips ... all 45 of them.
TUESDAY, JULY 1 - A very nice landscaped putt-putt course complete with waterfalls, fountains, and rivers ... a great place to lose your golf ball! Nets were provided to help you 'go fishing' in case you putted right off the green. A native duck watched us fish ... I mean putt-putt, a big snake made an appearance, and after lunch we discovered a pond filled with Coy. The orange one (photographed) was the largest of all, some 18 inches or more. The kids even fed them. Afterwards, we headed to Kiwanis Park on Midwest Blvd. for snowcones at Tasty Snow and some play time.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 24 - Oops! Forgot the camera again ... sorry, no photos. Skateland in Midwest City is a nice place to hang out and spend several hours learning how to skate all over again. As always, we played the traditional skating games, the Hokie-Pokie, Four Corners, and The Limbo (so ... how low can YOU go ... without falling ... on skates?)
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TUESDAY, JUNE 26 - Oops! Forgot the camera ... sorry, no photos. Had a great time though. A python was draped around our necks (hey, a cold-blooded reptile is a great way to stay cool on a hot day!) and we got to hold all kinds of things, crocodiles, baby wallabees, big hairy spiders, etc. We fed tigers and bears. Oh yeah, speaking of bears, how can anyone forget that everyone riding in the brown van was spattered in "bear mud!"