Whales, Barnacles, and Everything In Between Week 1
July 8th - July 12th, 10:00AM-2:00PM
$300 for the week
Location: Marina Beach
(Ages 7-9)
Salmon! Starfish! Seaweed! Orcas! In this camp, your student will not only learn about the vast and interesting ecosystem of the Puget Sound, they will also learn how to live amongst our marine counterparts. How do we touch a starfish? Where do the crabs live, and how do we pick them up safely? These are all questions that we will be going over in this camp. As your student learns more about the Puget Sound and the creatures in it, they will also be creating a nature journal, filled with art, observations, and new information about our sound. When they aren’t learning about the types of whales in the sound or how to identify barnacles on a rock, they will be immersing themselves in sea creature themed games with fellow campers.
July 8th - July 12th, 10:00AM-2:00PM
$300 for the week
Location: Marina Beach
(Ages 7-9)
Salmon! Starfish! Seaweed! Orcas! In this camp, your student will not only learn about the vast and interesting ecosystem of the Puget Sound, they will also learn how to live amongst our marine counterparts. How do we touch a starfish? Where do the crabs live, and how do we pick them up safely? These are all questions that we will be going over in this camp. As your student learns more about the Puget Sound and the creatures in it, they will also be creating a nature journal, filled with art, observations, and new information about our sound. When they aren’t learning about the types of whales in the sound or how to identify barnacles on a rock, they will be immersing themselves in sea creature themed games with fellow campers.
July 8th - July 12th, 10:00AM-2:00PM
$300 for the week
Location: Marina Beach
(Ages 7-9)
Salmon! Starfish! Seaweed! Orcas! In this camp, your student will not only learn about the vast and interesting ecosystem of the Puget Sound, they will also learn how to live amongst our marine counterparts. How do we touch a starfish? Where do the crabs live, and how do we pick them up safely? These are all questions that we will be going over in this camp. As your student learns more about the Puget Sound and the creatures in it, they will also be creating a nature journal, filled with art, observations, and new information about our sound. When they aren’t learning about the types of whales in the sound or how to identify barnacles on a rock, they will be immersing themselves in sea creature themed games with fellow campers.