Our popular Summer Museum Camp has gone digital and everybody K-12 is welcome to participate for FREE! Join Biologist and Museum Supervisor, Stefanie Ritter as we make our way through the food chain – tracking the meals of our desert critters from food sources in your own backyard all the way to the final outcome (uh-oh). Classes will start June 29, with a new topic each week. Choose a week or try them all! Each morning a daily activity will be posted for you.
- Week 1 (June 29 – July 3): Your Backyard Food Chain
- Week 2 (July 6 – July 10) : Tracking the Neighborhood
- Week 3 ( July 13 – July 17): Bite and Chew
- Week 4 (July 20 – July 24): The Final Outcome – Scat
Lessons include reading, drawing and other creative activities for children of all ages, so team up with a friend or family member and go for it! If you are in 8th grade or higher, challenge yourself to dig deep into each topic! We’d love to hear from you – ask questions, make suggestions and show us your accomplishments! All you need is a computer, a printer, access to open space (backyard is fine), and some common school supplies.
If you finish all 4 weeks and turn in your assignments (they will be fun – I promise) you will be awarded the Museum Junior Biologist Award.
If you are interested in participating in only a few or don’t like assignments, please have fun and maybe we will see you next year!
This year’s Museum Youth Summer Camp is being sponsored by Southern California Edison. Thank You!
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