CC shoots a few goals at the "Science of Hockey" exhibit at Discovery Cube LA. |
In addition to all the fun activities at the hands-on museum in Sylmar -- "Thomas & Friends Explore the Rails," an awesome rock wall, an interactive grocery store and more -- the "Science of Hockey" is yet another exhibit that gets kids moving and learning.
CC got to practice shooting a few goals in the "You Be the Shooter" section, and then got to try her hand at being goalie in the "You Be the Goalie" section. Kids can even try on hockey gear for size.
CC gets her goalie on at Discovery Cube LA. |
Kids can also help get a player out of the penalty box by correctly answering a series of hockey questions related to math and science. CC also enjoyed designing her own (digital) jersey. Let's just say it was a lot more colorful than the traditional Kings jerseys.
There's also a replica locker room that invites visitors to learn about nutrition and training through interactive games and consoles.
Even with all of that, Will loved climbing on the replica Zamboni machine the best while turning the knobs and steering wheel. How many kids have dreamed of doing just that?
Will got behind the wheel of the replica Zamboni at the "Science of Hockey" exhibit. |
And that's just one exhibit at Discovery Cube LA. Remember, there's always the rock wall!
CC climbs the rock wall at Discovery Cube LA. |
Discovery Cube Los Angeles
11800 Foothill Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 91342
Tickets: $10 for adults and kids through June 30. Kids ages 2 and under are free.
(Note: Media tickets provided)
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