Let’s be animal detectives! We’ll look for tracks and clues in the snow or mud to see which animals have been walking around KNC. Make your own animal track to take home and play games to move like your favorite creatures. Let’s see what animals we can find! Pre-K – Kindergarten (Ages 4-6): Half Day, 9 am – Noon Fee: $36…
Join us for a cozy winter adventure as we explore how mammals stay warm, survive, and thrive in the cold! Through hands-on activities, outdoor exploration, and playful learning, campers will discover the amazing superpowers furry animals use—like hibernation, camouflage, and winter adaptations. Get ready for a magical season of discovery, creativity, and wild winter fun!…
Little explorers will learn about the coming first day of spring. Children will look for signs of winter and notice if there are any signs of Spring on the horizon. We’ll warm up, in our imagination and creativity with sun crafts. Campers will learn that spring is a special time when the Earth wakes up, and everything begins to grow again. Pre-K – Kindergarten (Ages 4-6): Half Day, 9…
Students will explore how the Spring Equinox brings more daylight, warmer weather, new plant growth, and active wildlife. We’ll explore the ground to notice what signs of winter we see and if we can discover any signs that winter is breaking! Grades 1-5: Full Day, 9 am – 4 pm Fee: $54 KNC members/$60 non-members This special camp…
Bundle up and step into the wild world of winter survival! Campers will explore how mammals stay warm, find food, and adapt to snowy habitats through hands-on activities, outdoor adventures, and creative play. From tracking animal footprints to testing out winter survival strategies, kids will discover the clever ways furry creatures conquer the cold—mammal style! …
Join us for a fun fall day camp where we’ll put on our detective hats and get ready to explore! Campers will search for animal tracks and clues in the snow or mud to discover who’s been wandering through KNC. Make your track to take home and learn how animals leave behind signs that tell their stories. Who knows…