Worlds of wonder.
Welcome to the final Treehouse room.
The kids' bedroom offer clues to their interests. Maybe one is curious about nature. Another loves to get lost in a good book. Or perhaps they both love worlds natural and fictional.
Like previous rooms, this one is built in two bags. Bag 11 lays the bedroom's lower half.
This blue bottle "contains" a dragonfly, if you look closely. But what's the object next to it? A toy house?
Between a bed and a cup-bearing shelf, there's a cool workbench.
On it sit a microscope and flower-in-a-jar. Given their relative sizes, the flower looks like a wonderfully large specimen.
Bag 12 finishes the room. There's not one but two beds! Bunk beds, bookended by rowing oars.
You can't see this here, but there's a treasure map on the wall between beds. Have the kids buried something?
Nook for a book, next to the upper bunk bed.
The book is made of three pieces. You could potentially make a laptop out of these brown flaps...
"Once upon a time..."
Rooms down, roofs to go.