| Tallahassee Museum 2011/2012 Day Camps |
| All of the Museum's day camps are filled with nature and history activities, arts and crafts, outdoor experiences, and games. Our learning environment includes historical buildings, native animals in habitats, and 52+ acres of natural landscape to explore. Combine the above with wonderful teachers, and over 45 years of providing wonderful, you can see why our camps are "naturally exciting." |
- For: Grades K-5
- Camp Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
- Extended Hours: 7:45 A.M. to 5:45 P.M.
- Fee for Each Camp: $25/child/day for members and $30/child/day for non-members
- Fee for Extended Hours: $8/day
- To Register: Call 575-8684 Ext. 126
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| Monday, January 16 |
Underground Explorations |
| Explore the world of the gopher tortoise and other critters who call burrows and dens home in the longleaf pine forest and its inhabitants. |
| Monday, March 19 |
Fun with Food |
| Time to do some planting, learn about fresh, local foods and make some tasty snacks for you and some for the museum's animal, too. |
| Tuesday, March 20 |
Let It Fly |
| The sky's the limit in this camp as you design paper airplanes, blast off water rockets, and learn how birds fly! |
| Wednesday, March 21 |
Pond Explorations |
| Get your feet wet as we explore the pond at the Museum to see what is happening there in the spring. |
| Thursday, March 22 |
Alligators: Ancient Reptiles |
| You see these mega reptiles all over Florida. Discover how this animal has survived for so long, what role they play in the survival of other animals, and what you should do if you encounter one. |
| Friday, March 23 |
Florida's Endangered Species |
| Have lots of fun as you learn more about the animals in Florida who need our help to survive and why we need them. Meet some of these animals up close. |
| Monday, March 26 |
Shape Changers |
| Learn about the insects and amphibians that change their shape as they develop. |
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