After leaving the Observation Deck we visited the aquarium beneath the building.
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| A long, prehistoric fish. |
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| Watching otters swim through pipes connecting their living areas. |
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| I'd recently taught my Toronto kids the word "treasure," so they were excited when they saw this. "Jimmy-teacher, look! Treasure!" |
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| My Toronto kids also like the Pixar film Finding Nemo, so they easily recognised these clownfish. |
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| A heart for Pepero Day. |
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| Danny, Joe and Jenny. |
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| These tanks had doctor fish inside them. You could put your fingers into the holes and let the fish nibble away. |
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| Iguanas, or as the kids were calling them, "dinosaurs." |
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| We watched a seal show before we left. |
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| On the way out. |
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A very sleepy bus ride home.
And that was the end to my first day-trip with my school, which I enjoyed very much. Had I visited the building and its aquarium on my own I don't think I would have had half as fun as doing it with the kids, whose excitement was always infectious, if a tad tiring!
Expect more day-trip blog posts in the future, since our school takes the kids on one every month or two.
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