Age Group:
Tweens: 10-12 YearsProgram Description
Event Details
Get ready for a week-long adventure where we learn about the different animal classifications, life’s interconnectedness, and biological adaptations! Students will have the chance to learn directly from live animal participants while learning about their unique features. Students will gain skills in identification, the basics of field research, and ecological preservation. From dissections to displays, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn all about animals!
This camp is led by Sara Slack, a graduate student at Marshall University. Lunch and snacks will be provided. The camp goes from Monday 6/15 through Thursday 6/18, from 10:00am to 4:00pm. All campers must be picked up from the library by no later than 4:30pm each day.
Space is limited, so be sure to register to reserve your spot in the program. Registration opens May 1st.
Disclaimer(s)
Internet & Technology Disclaimer
Participants may use internet-enabled library devices and access program-related websites or apps. All users must follow KCPL’s Electronic Resources and Usage Policy, including compliance with Children's Internet Protection Act. Contact the program administrator with any questions before the program.
Registration Required
Registration for this program is required due to limited space and materials. If you cannot attend, please call the library to cancel your registration so the spot may open up to others. A registration will be cancelled and a program spot made available to other patrons if the registrant does not arrive within 10 minutes of the scheduled program time.
Food Allergies
We cannot guarantee that food served at this program has not come into contact with tree nuts, soy, or other allergens.
Photo & Video
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