It's Spring Break and the kids are at their grandparents. So, what am I doing?
Revising a manuscript?
Researching my latest project?
Nope.
I'm getting Science Journals ready for the June 9-13 session of Science Time Summer Camp. Each day the children add badges, coloring pages and even pictures of themselves to their Science Journals, creating a perfect memento of the week to bring home to the family.
I am also tinkering with a water wheel project made out of plastic cups and cardboard. Next I'll start building Water Walls because Friday during camp is nothing but outside water fun.
Spring Break is the perfect time to think about Summer.
We still have openings for Science Time Summer Camp in June if you have a curious little scientist on your hands.
Registration available at Lake Wylie Lutheran Preschool's website: http://www.lakewylielutheran.org/tp50/application.asp?app=form2&form=5528&id=297972
Questions: Contact Ms. Peggy at sciencetimecamp@gmail.com
There will be a micro zoo, an observation station, visits from Frodo (hedgehog), Julia (guinea pig), Sarah Jane (rabbit) and Rockbottom (box turtle) as well as tons of science fun, outdoor play and crafts. Just look at this awesome schedule.
You're little scientist will need a nap when they get home. And isn't that a good thing?
Science Time Summer Camp, June 9-13
Water Water Everywhere
Day 1: All About Water
Molecules and Mixtures
Water Cycle
Sink or Float
Observation Station: Dipolar Rainbow
Day 2: Pond and Lake
Tadpoles and Frogs
Fish Printing
Snails
Observation Station: Meet the Micro Zoo
Day 3: Rivers
Rivers are Habitats
Otters
Crayfish
Observation Station: Water Wheel
Day 4: Ocean
Submarines and Jelly Fish
Stingrays
Blue Whales
Observation Station: Salt Water Density
Day 5: Water Fun
Paint with ice cubes
Water Tower
Bubble Paint
Revising a manuscript?
Researching my latest project?
Nope.
Vi sleeping on 2013 Camp Journals |
Frodo(10 wks old) Summer Camp 2013 |
Spring Break is the perfect time to think about Summer.
We still have openings for Science Time Summer Camp in June if you have a curious little scientist on your hands.
Registration available at Lake Wylie Lutheran Preschool's website: http://www.lakewylielutheran.org/tp50/application.asp?app=form2&form=5528&id=297972
Questions: Contact Ms. Peggy at sciencetimecamp@gmail.com
Stag Beatle, courtesy of Marin |
You're little scientist will need a nap when they get home. And isn't that a good thing?
Science Time Summer Camp, June 9-13
Water Water Everywhere
Hawk Moth, 2013 Micro Zoo |
Molecules and Mixtures
Water Cycle
Sink or Float
Observation Station: Dipolar Rainbow
Day 2: Pond and Lake
Tadpoles and Frogs
Fish Printing
Snails
Observation Station: Meet the Micro Zoo
Day 3: Rivers
Rivers are Habitats
Otters
Crayfish
Observation Station: Water Wheel
Day 4: Ocean
Submarines and Jelly Fish
Stingrays
Blue Whales
Observation Station: Salt Water Density
Day 5: Water Fun
Paint with ice cubes
Water Tower
Bubble Paint
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