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| We figured out that if we hang on the sides, there is more room in the cart for our birthday presents! |
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| So many possibilities! |
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| Brielle: So the trick is to get it past the geese and to the little ducks . . . |
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| Brielle: The total distance d is equal to v, the speed at which the projectile is launched times the cosine of theta, the angle that it is launched at, ideally 45 degrees, over the gravity constant g times . . . |
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| Rianne: Or you could just throw enough bread in that supply exceeds the demand of all three of the animals you are trying to feed . . . |
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| Can we go swing now? |
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| Maybe a step stool? |
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| And jump again . . . |
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| Finally got on. . . . |
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| Playing with a puzzle Brielle? I'm separating like-colored pieces by their negative space. |
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| Playing with a train Rianne? I'm testing magnetic dipole-dipole interactions and calculating the potential energy of the interaction. . . that "boy" might be "playing with trains" |
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| Teagan, playing with an iPad? Actually, I'm developing an SQL relational database using Toad to track my toys . . . |
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| Dad, it seems you are underestimating our cognitive power, I hope you've started saving for college, professional degrees already cost upwards of $300,000 at the elite colleges . . . |
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