How much wood would a wooden woodpecker peck, if the woodpecker could peck wood?.
A physics demonstration at the Bloomfield Science Museum, Jerusalem.
(And Dean three years younger than today.)
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Wood used in a practical education setting. Good choice, Dina. Is Dean another grandson, or one of those here in Sydney?
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, love his fascination with the object.
ReplyDeleteGreat photo of your handsome grandson experiencing some nicely crafted wood projects. Perfect for WOOD theme day!
ReplyDeleteBut I must say, I think the question is: "how much wood could a Woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?!
Ha ha!
and say that phrase ten times. good for you for including it and great photo for theme day
ReplyDeleteA fun image for theme day, Dina!
ReplyDeleteIt's great when children want to learn!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely hated my Physics classes when I was in school. But if we had fun demonstrations and exhibits like this, it might have turned out very differently for me.
ReplyDeleteNice and useful wooden object along with a fine and funny portrait of (a younger) Dean. Love the expression, he was really taken by this device!
ReplyDeleteJust looking at his face, I can see he will be as curious and smart as his parents.... just as cute, too.
ReplyDeleteHow neat!
ReplyDeleteThe look of wonderment on his little face! ;-)
ReplyDeleteNice and funny photo, Dina!
ReplyDeleteHands-on science is the best sort. Neat!
ReplyDeleteYou're making me smile!
ReplyDeleteA wooden woodpecker, what could be better for the wood theme? And demonstrating science too.
ReplyDeleteNice photo.
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Love the question you pose! A great idea for the theme, Dina.
ReplyDeleteVery cool entry, Dina!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wise choice :)
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