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Explore Animal Habitats

Put on your imagination caps and join us as we journey to Earth’s biomes to uncover the habitats animals call home! Little Explorers will learn about plant and animal adaptations of jungle, ocean, desert and polar ecosystems through hands-on art and science activities.

Each day of virtual camp includes:

• Private access to two daily science and art activities aligned to the camp theme, recorded specifically for campers by our team;
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• Specially curated camp kits (available for pickup or delivery) with everything you need to complete the camp activities (science experiments, art activities, and more!)*;
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• Two daily Zoom sessions with your camp educator to share information about the topic and facilitate the most fun part of camp: getting to know each other! Zoom calls include songs and games to help keep the camp experience as social as possible.

Recommended ages: 4 – 8 (Kindergarten – 3rd grade)

*Kits will include all the specific materials you need to complete the activities. For instance, your kits for Over in the Ocean will include paint, sponges, seashells, and more! Parents should be prepared with basic materials such as crayons, glue/tape, and scissors. A full list of preliminary items will be sent prior to the start of camp.
**Small pieces not recommended for children under 3 years of age without adult supervision

Registration closes November 11. Due to county-wide restrictions and protocols, kits are available for shipping only.

Monday, November 23 | Jungle Jam
Get ready to create jungle inspired mosaic art, engineer the layers of a rainforest and sing silly songs about earth’s habitats!

Tuesday, November 24 | Over in the Ocean
Dive into a great time by creating sponge paint seascapes and learning about the creatures of the deep.

Wednesday, November 25 | Desert Dreaming
Learn what makes desert plants and animals unique and create a desert inspired art masterpiece!

Thursday, November 26
No Camp

Friday, November 27 | Polar Pals
Join us to explore how penguins stay dry, polar bears stay warm and arctic foxes stay camouflaged in their unusual icy homes!

“Instructors are so energetic and positive. The projects are great. Videos are extra helpful for extra facts and more complicated tasks.”

–  Little Explorers Virtual Summer Camp Registrants

“This camp was wonderful. [The Museum Educator] was fantastic and the activities were educational, fun, and age-appropriate. The fact that you provided everything for every activity was why we chose this camp over other options— thank you for doing this!!!”

–  Little Explorers Virtual Summer Camp Registrants