GEOMODEL PRESCHOOL PLUS

Where: University of Alaska Anchorage Campus Where: Asian Alaskan Cultural Center, Northwood Elementary School, 4807 Northwood DriveД¬ost: ACA members, $225 non-members, $255Д¬ontact: Tina Meiser 243-8886, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING This year's camp will span five days including a pot luck and performances by the children Friday evening. Teachers visiting from Taiwan will instruct students in Chinese language, dance, arts and crafts, sports, and cultural traditions. Where: Alaska Fine Arts Academy, Eagle RiverД¬ontact: Register at email CHINESE ASSOCIATIONД¬ulture camp for children interested in learning more about Chinese language and culture. Does your child love their team at school? Do you wish your child would join the team at school? Come check this out. The world of Lego Robotics is explored during this week long camp. Where: Alaska Botanical Garden, 4601 Campbell Airstrip RoadД¬ontact: Kelly Ingram, 770-3692 visit eventbrite to register and pay Camp attendees come to ABG one day per week (Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday) in the morning (9 am вЂ“ 12 pm) or afternoon (1 вЂ“ 4 pm) each week June 2nd-July 23.Дates: Choose 9 a.m.-noon or 1-4 p.m., June 2-July 23 This program runs for eight weeks and teaches kids about gardening, soil, seeds, insects and more. The Alaska Botanical Garden's Junior Master Gardener Day Camp is a weekly program allowing youth to learn about and connect with the outdoors and gardening. Alice Chen, 830-3595 ALASKA BOTANICAL GARDEN Where: University of Alaska Anchorage, North Hall, 3555 Sharon Gagnon LaneД¬ost to attend: $600 for overnight students, $475 for day studentsД¬ontact: Dr. See our web site for more information and scholarship availability. A fantastic academic camp with great reviews. This fully chaperoned camp is limited to 14 students.

GEOMODEL PRESCHOOL PLUS

Lodging, meals, and instructional materials are included - plus use of a notebook computer. Classroom and outdoor experiences include individual effort, team collaboration, writing, speaking, research and light-hearted competition. They learn that technical topics are not too tough or mysterious. Students perform scientific research and explore engineering design using hands-on experiments, mathematical prediction, problem solving, brainstorming and other active-learning methods. SEEK Alaska is a five-day resident camp held at UAA. Sponsor: Science and Engineering Experience Kamp Trust SEEK (Science and Engineering Kamp) ALASKA Where: HoWL Headquarters (we'll drive to the homestead from there), 1554 Homer Spit Road.Д¬ost to attend: $45 per day or $495 for all 12 sessionsД¬ontact: Contact Annie at 399-4695 register at /programs/wild-sustainable-summer/ We'll integrate farming, cooking, art, science, wilderness skills, and leadership into our weekly sessions based at a Homer homestead featured on Discovery Channel's 'Alaska the Last Frontier.' Every week you'll get a box of vegetables.Дates: Noon-4 p.m. Where: Spring Creek Farm in Palmer, 6402 Lossing Road Programs include, Survival challenge,River Wranglers, Rocks, Ice, Volcanoes & Quakes, Outdoor Odyssey, Mountain Bike Mania & Peak Baggers. Campers explore wetlands, forests, and tread gently in the great outdoors. Program emphasis interactive hands-on outdoor adventure. Where: Eagle River Nature Center, 32750 Eagle River Road Classes include, Wild Wet Water Adventure, Rocks, Ice, Volcanoes & Quakes, Survival Challenge, & Birds, Bugs & Bears. Naturalist Instructors lead small groups teaching about the Eagle River watershed, earth science, and outdoor survival skills. Trailside Discovery: Eagle River Nature Center TNT graduates may be asked back to volunteer. We will develop leadership skills to prepare for future jobs. This naturalist leadership course is for campers who are ready to share their passion, experience and skills. Classes Include, Peak Baggers, River Wranglers, Reach High & Sail Away. These fast paced high adventure programs are well suited for older campers. Trips include: Swanson Lake Canoe, Hatcher Pass Backpack, Bike Pack Odyssey, Sailing, Kayak Scout and many more. Where: Campbell Creek Science Center, 5600 Science Center DriveДЄfter two days of checking gear, reviewing equipment practicing skill campers leave on Wednesday for three days of camping. Where: Campbell Creek Science Center, 5600 Science Center RoadДЄfter one day of checking gear, reviewing equipment practicing wilderness safety, campers leave on Tuesday for four days of camping.Trips Include: Russian Lake Bike, Moose River Meander Canoe,Kesugi Ridge Backpack, Midship Misfits, Canoe Voyager.

Geomodel preschool