The museum is divided into three sections, each offering a glimpse into the past. The main house, built in 1937, was packed with ‘ancient’ household items and technology. The old television was a huge hit—the children’s reactions (and their jokes about our age!) had us laughing. Another section displayed vintage toys, old coins, and stories about the Bang Rak district, helping the children connect history to their own experiences.

The final part of the museum showcased the personal collection of an Indian doctor who once lived in the house. His old room, along with an interesting display of antique medical tools, gave the children a peek into what life was like for a doctor in the past. They were especially curious about the old-fashioned equipment, comparing it to what they’ve seen in modern clinics.

After all that exploring, we took a well-earned break in the museum’s beautiful garden. The real highlight? Meeting the fish and a turtle, which quickly became the center of attention! The kids loved watching and chatting about them, proving once again that sometimes the simplest moments are the most memorable.

We returned to school buzzing with excitement and plenty to talk about. This field trip wasn’t just fun—it was a hands-on way to bring our learning to life, leaving us with new discoveries, laughter, and a great way to close our unit.

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The Wells School Chonburi students visited the Siri Park and Zoo on Wednesday, March 6th. The eager students enjoyed a day filled with new experiences and exciting things to see. This day created a great opportunity for our students to try new things, be brave and resilient, and practice their social skills in new environments.

The Wells Chonburi students enjoyed a fun bus ride to the park and hopped off to start their adventure. The staff at the park guided our students through the different activities and sights. The students cheered on the piglets at the pig races. They watched the crocodiles during feeding time. The brave students held the pole with meat to dangle it over the crocodiles while the other students enjoyed the surprise as the crocodiles snapped for their food. Another fun activity had the students riding the ponies. 

The students moved on to a fourth activity that many of them thought the best. The Wells students were running around the rabbit pen feeding the rabbits. And lastly, the K3s painted canvas bags as a souvenir of an eventful day. After all the excitement, our tired students returned to school after a memorable day. Overall, the day provided valuable learning opportunities with hands-on activities and engaging in relevant conversations with the guides and each other.

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