Littleton Museum

I was a lucky chaperone for my child’s kindergarten field trip. We were all so excited to visit this living farm. When we arrived Ms Angela gathered us into a room to provide information. She proceeded to say where things were on the farm by pointing, however we were inside the building and not familiar with “over to the right” or “all the way to the left”! I took my group out to the farms. We had no idea where we could and couldn’t go, and they must have been short staffed because we only saw 2other staff members, who seemed to busy to answer any of the curious kindergarten questions. As we gathered near the entrance to leave, the woman in the front told us several times, this wasn’t the entrance or exit for field trips. It was for “the public”. She did not even attempt to hide her irritation with our group. They had a stack of one page maps on a table. My group (4 kids) asked me if they can have one to show their parents where they had gone. I thought that was a great idea and said yes. Well, Ms Unfriendly gate keeper of maps was beyond irritated huffing and puffing. Ms Angela comes up and they proceed to whisper to each other and roll their eyes. They told the kids, “why do you need a map, those are for the public when they arrive”. Well, Ms Angela, we were never offered a map. We paid to visit this place and if you are not comfortable with kindergarteners please do not allow this age group. You successfully made my group feel unwelcomed.