Everyone continued to learn and explore the vast world of science today (despite a little rain in the middle of our morning today).
[icon name=”sun-o” class=”fa-spin” unprefixed_class=””] The red group made lava lamps, fossils with their own thumbprints, and did rubbings using tree bark.
[icon name=”sun-o” class=”fa-spin” unprefixed_class=””] The orange group made tornadoes in a bottle, created leaf rubbings, and played germ tag on the field
[icon name=”sun-o” class=”fa-spin” unprefixed_class=””] The yellow group talked about the predator/prey dynamic among animals and other creatures and played a game of tag connected to the idea, but the highlight of the day had to be creating a way to keep an egg safe after a long drop from the playground using only a certain set of materials. Many of the eggs survived, but all of the designs were unique and well-thought out.
[icon name=”sun-o” class=”fa-spin” unprefixed_class=””] The green group created an exciting geocaching treasure hunt for themselves, as well as for the other groups, which was a big hit.
Important Reminders for Tomorrow
Make sure to have your child bring:
1) Blue camp shirts and sneakers
2) Permission slips
3) Snack and luch