Tag: animals
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Ecology for Homeschoolers | Ages 6-9
Why do cats have sharp teeth? Why does moss grow on trees? How do polar bears survive in the Arctic? This ecology class will tackle many of the “whys” that students have about interactions between animals, plants, and the environment. We will focus on adaptations to different biomes, predator/prey interactions, food webs, and different kinds…
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Crazy About Cats | Gr. K-2
In Crazy About Cats | Gr. K-2: Join us for a purrfectly fun program, all about our feline friends! Discover the science of cats, including their anatomy and unique abilities. Travel through time to learn about the history of cats, domestication, and their role in mythology. Unleash your creativity in cat-themed art projects. We’re not…
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Moth Night @ TMSC
Everyone recognizes the butterflies, dragonflies, and other winged critters that explore during the day… but what about those wonderful winged wonders that fly about at night? Don’t miss Moth Night @ TMSC — a unique chance to touch, photograph and learn about moths and other night-time critters! Join us for a family-friendly event (ages 5+,…
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Microsafari | Gr. 3-5
In Microsafari | Gr. 3-5: Want to learn more about the little critters that run the world? Join us for a “microsafari” to get hands-on experience with insects, crustaceans, reptiles, plants, and more! You will do plenty of fun crafty projects, explore the miniature world of pond water, and learn to safely handle our unusual…
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Marine Science | Gr. 6-8
In Marine Science | Gr. 6-8: From coral reefs to the deep sea to nearby Long Island Sound – there is so much of the ocean to explore! You will learn about geology, watersheds, tides, sea monsters, shells, and even dissect some squid. Includes a field trip to Hammonasset Beach State Park for a visit…