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Programs

Junior Scientists (Ages 9–12)

Students explore science through observation, questioning, experimentation, building, creating, and outdoor discovery. Activities are designed to encourage curiosity while introducing important scientific concepts and skills.

Topics may include:
  • Biology
  • Ecology
  • Earth Science
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • The Scientific Process
Learning experiences often include:
  • Nature exploration
  • Hands-on investigations
  • Science challenges
  • Demonstrations
  • Simple measurements and data collection
  • Drawings and science notebooks
  • Cooperative learning

Science Investigators (Ages 13–18)

Students investigate scientific concepts at a deeper level through field studies, experiments, data collection, critical thinking, and scientific inquiry.

Topics may include:
  • Biology
  • Ecology
  • Environmental Science
  • Earth Science
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • The Scientific Process
Learning experiences often include:
  • Field investigations
  • Data collection and analysis
  • Experiments
  • Environmental studies
  • Scientific discussions
  • Science notebooks(optional)
  • Problem solving and projects

Sessions Might Include

  • Exploring parks/natural areas, restoration projects, water management projects
  • Catching and observing insects or marine life
  • Using microscopes and hand lenses
  • Creating giant diagrams in groups
  • Developing and testing ideas
  • Collecting data(measurements) or discussing data collection
  • Asking questions and investigating answers
  • Comparing plants, animals, and ecosystems
  • Imagining "What if...?" scenarios
  • Working together to solve problems
  • MUCH MORE
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