Multi-Axis Trainer Simulator

Here are a few Simulators students and adults enjoyed. Pictured now is one of our adult supervisor Paul O.

We're home!

We are back, safe and sound. It was fun to see the many excited parents and the tired children coming off the bus. Sorry to the folks back home about the blog. Space Camp's wireless system has many firewalls in which blogs are one of them. Luckily, I was able to create a webpage of some of our adventure. I'll be updating this blog throughout the weekend with photos and video of our fun times.

6th graders: remember to wear your space suit on Monday at school. If you have any photos or movies you'd like to share for the Space Camp DVD, bring them to school on Monday.

Families be proud of your kids. They did a fantastic job. Had a great time, well-behaved, and good manners. OK, a little goofy at times, but overall, Good Group. I know I would go on vacation again with them any day.

We're Here!

Hello all! We are in Huntsville, AL 5 hours early! We arrived at 7am to a bit of mist and fog and 70 degree weather. Jake says we have eaten a lot of fast food. Last night we stopped in Cedar Falls, IA at McDonald's. When we walked in and said we had 43 6th graders getting off the bus, the workers had a bit of a deer in the headlight look. Everything went very smoothly and the manager said we had a very good group of kids.

We stopped in Bloomington, IL around 10pm for a fuel and stretch break. Afterwards, we said it was quiet time on the bus and everyone was asleep by 11pm. We had breakfast at Denny's and now are at a local 'blue and brown, kid run around like crazy with tires and castle like place' as quoted by Jake O.

We will register at Space Camp at noon.

Irina thinks being with the friends is the most fun. Marissa and Michelle says hello to everyone at home. Kashif says 'this place is off the chain.'

Be on the look out for more updates to come including photos.