From the entrance of the Mayborn Museum, sound pours out of the traveling exhibit room.
Third graders from Chapel Park elementary school take turns with the various activities The Pigeon Comes to Waco has to offer.
Some are launching hotdogs at the pigeon. Others build a mega block tower as high as it can go, before knocking it down. And still others learn to draw Mo Willems characters, like The Pigeon or Knuffle Bunny.
One Chapel Park third-grader, Reese, says his favorite part of the exhibit, is the Pigeon Palace.
"It looks like the pigeon is moving … it’s animated by paper" he said. "There’s a bunch of papers and it spins really fast … it looks like its an animated drawing."
Chapel Park Librarian Katie Talbert organized the school trip for Chapel Park.
"This really brings reading to life for the kids, and it's more than just books and papers," Talbert said. "It is stories that come to life, experiences that they get to have and create."
The Pigeon Comes to Waco will be on display from now until May 11. You can find more information at mayborn.web.baylor.edu.
