The 3rd graders in our school display a wax museum each year. Each 3rd grader gets to choose a hero, research the hero, make a poster about the hero and dress like their hero to present an oral presentation to their classmates. Then they set up an exhibit for the public to view them in a wax museum. It's pretty cool!
Trevor chose Ole Kirk Christiansen of course. His contribution to society was to have the imagination to build through LEGOS. Trevor loves to build. His teacher told Cameron at teacher-parent conference that she believes Trevor will grow up to be a mechanical engineer. Imagine that!
Ole trying out different wax positions.
Ole creating while everyone else is frozen in place.
Figures!
Hey! Where did Ole go?
Oh, Ole's back.
Ole frozen in his wax form.
Check out Ole's hair-do.
He took great pains to gather hair supplies to take to school to achieve this look during his afternoon recess. Way to go Ole!
This is the Parthenon as it stands in Athens today. This once magnificent structure was built from 447 to 432 BCE during the Classical period in ancient Athens.
This is the Parthenon as it stands in the Jensen home today. This magnificent structure was built in three days during the classical period of April by Makayla and Trevor for a Jr. High homework assignment.
Trevor's pinball machine - it really works!
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