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Have you or another fellow teacher been wondering about what field trip to take that will enhance your pupil 's mind? Or have you been engulfed in the side effects of worry and/or stress? Well not to worry. The Aquarium and Leonardo are here. They both have very amazing things in them that your students will like. Such as things flying across the room right in front of you. I 'm sure one, or both, of these locations will be the right field trip for you and your school. But, before you zoom to the computer, then to the printer and finally to the copy machine, you need to know that there and the pros of the building, but also some cons. That doesn 't mean that your scholar won 't enjoy the future field tip, it just means …show more content…

Just like the Leonardo, the Aquarium has things that you can only find in their building. This is a place for observers where they can look and learn about animals all over the world that they would probably never see in their lifetime. That includes of penguins, sloths, sharks, different types of birds, monkeys, otters and many other things. In the place you can actually find a theater where they play movies of animals and other seasonal movies. They get so many visitors that come back, so that gives us a clue that it is a great place that so many people want to come back. Maybe it is because every room you go to has a different ecosystem with their accompanying animals in is, or maybe because in each ecosystem the air temperature changes to the air temperature it would usually be. Or maybe because birds fly freely around the Aquarium. All of these variables would make any observer fill with glee.

Like I said in the beginning, there are some cons to both. For example, the Leonardo is a little harder to find than the Aquarium with its huge fin sticking out of the front. Even though almost everything is kid friendly you still need to know where your group is. The place is so large! You could lose someone like you were in a massively tall maze but you both were blindfolded. (I might be exaggerating) Something that the Aquarium has but the Leonardo doesn 't is the theater. The theater makes a whole new attraction and lightens up the mood a

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