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Grades 6–8

Membership ............................................. 3

Camp Locations ......................................4

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Calendar ................................................... 9

Registration .............................................. 12

Service Learning Opportunities for Teens ......................... 13

Year-Round Youth & Family Programs .................................. 13

Scholarships AvailablePacific Science Center is proud to offer summer camp scholarships for families in our community facing financial hardships. Scholarships provide a full week of unforgettable, hands-on science experiences for students who otherwise would not have access to this programming. Applications will be available online on January 22. For more information, please contact us at camps@pacsci.org, with the subject

“Summer Camp Scholarships.”

Ignite Their CuriosityDonors like you ensure that families facing financial hardship have access to hands-on science camp experiences. Last summer more than $41,000 in scholarships were provided for campers all over the Puget Sound! This included 20 scholarships specially designated for foster youth in care at our partner Mary’s Place. But there is still much progress to be made; only one out of three applications for scholarship was able to be granted due to limited funds.

That’s why your support this year is essential! Please join us by adding on a gift for camp scholarships when you register using our online portal. Or contact the Development team at (206) 443-2878 or development@pacsci.org for more information on how to support camp scholarships today. Thank you for your generous support.

Sensory-Friendly Camps

Pacific Science Center offers several sensory-friendly camps throughout the summer. These camps are adapted for children with sensory processing disorders and/or on the autism spectrum. We recommend choosing a sensory-friendly camp for your child if they work better in a quieter space. Here is what you can expect from a sensory-friendly camp:

� Reduction of loud sounds � Availability of a sensory toolbox (with fidgets, headphones, timers, and visual aids)

� Quiet zones or “take a break” spaces � Auditory, visual and kinesthetic-tactile activities that maximize a child’s ability to relax, learn and play

� Movement, stretching and breathing exercises � Supported transition times � Lower camper to staff ratios

Look for the sensory-friendly symbol to identify these camp sessions.

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MEMBERSHIPMembers Get More! Pacific Science Center Members get early access to registration and discounted summer camp prices, and that’s not all! Members enjoy great benefits including unlimited free entry to exhibits, IMAX® documentary movie passes, invitations to exclusive Members-only events and lectures, discounts and more.

Membership ignites curiosity all year long and all over the country! Members receive free admission to more than 350 science centers worldwide through the Association of Science and Technology Center’s Passport Program.

For more information about the benefits of Membership, visit pacsci.org/membership.

Be Curious With Membership at Pacific Science CenterMake sure your child gets a spot in their first-choice summer camp with Member early access and discover something new every day with Membership at Pacific Science Center. Members enjoy an entire year of fun-fueled activities, experiences and events that are perfect for the whole family!

Passionate about pupae? Did you know that Pacific Science Center receives 250-500 new pupae each week, and has an average of 500 butterflies flying around each day in our Tropical Butterfly House? Members are invited to take a special behind-the-scenes look with the Member Butterfly House Experience.

Looking to learn about the latest in science news? Members receive free admission to all of our evening Science in the City and weekend Meet a Scientist programs. Engage with local scientists as they discuss their research and facilitate hands-on activities for all ages on a diverse range of topics from global health to alien worlds and beyond!

Thrilled by the latest technology? Test out new and exciting virtual and augmented reality technologies—without waiting in line! Members can sign up for our wide selection of state-of-the-art VR experiences online.

Don’t forget! Pacific Science Center Members receive all these great benefits and more and they also help support our mission to expand access to science education for all—because everyone deserves a chance to have their inner scientist inspired.

Learn more about Membership at pacsci.org/membership.

Pacific Science CenterJune 24–August 30200 2nd Ave. N., Seattle, WA 98109In downtown Seattle, on the south side of the Seattle Center campus.

Mercer Slough Environmental Education CenterJune 24–August 301625 118th Ave. SE, Bellevue, WA 98005On a 320-acre wetland just north of I-90, a collaboration between the City of Bellevue and Pacific Science Center.

St. Thomas SchoolJuly 1–August 98300 NE 12th St., Medina, WA 98039Off Hwy 520, at the 84th Avenue exit near Overlake Golf Course.

Kirkland Seventh-day Adventist SchoolJune 24–July 195320 108th Ave. NE, Kirkland, WA 98033North of the Hwy 520 exit for 108th Avenue Northeast.

University of Washington BothellAugust 5–2318115 Campus Way NE, Bothell, WA 98011Off I-405 Exit 24 (Northeast 195th Street).

Explorer West Middle SchoolJuly 15–August 210015 28th Ave. SW, Seattle, WA 98146Off Hwy 509, one block south of Roxbury Street.

NEW! Rainier PrepJune 24–July 1210211 12th Ave. S, Seattle, WA 98168Off Hwy 509, one block east of 8th Avenue South.

Brighton SchoolJuly 8–Aug 1621705 58th Ave. W Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043Off I-5 Exit 179 (220th Street Southwest).

CAMP LOCATIONS

GRADES 6–8

Underwater Machines Did you hear about the high school robotics team that beat MIT in an underwater robotics competition? Whether you are just starting or already dabbling, our underwater machines camp is a great first step on your robotics journey. Master the underwater environment through experiments in buoyancy, density and pressure. Build your own submersible machine and put it to the test!

$430 ($460) | $400 ($430) Member

Aug 19–238:45 a.m.–4:15 p.m.

July 8–128:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Aug 5–98:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$485 ($515) | $455 ($485) Member ‡

July 22–268:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

LOCATIONSFor a map of locations, please see page 4

Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue

Kirkland Seventh-day Adventist School in Kirkland

University of Washington Bothell in Bothell

Explorer West Middle School in West Seattle

Rainier Prep in Burien

Brighton School in Mountlake Terrace

Sensory-Friendly Camp

St. Thomas Schoolin Medina

Pacific Science Center in Seattle

PRICESEarly Bird Price (After March 31 Price)

* 4-day camp, save 20% See calendar on page 9 for more info.

‡ St. Thomas School camp prices include lunch and two snacks for all campers.

Imagine-opolis: Board Game CreationsImagine-opolis, the land that lies within each of our minds, will come to life in this camp. Explore a variety of board games to better understand how rules, characters, resources and interactions are created. Combine probability, logic and strategy with your favorite ideas, lands and schemes to design a unique game. At the end of the week, bring home your creation to play with friends!

$380 ($410) | $350 ($380) Member

July 8–12 8:45 a.m.–4:15 p.m.

July 22–26 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

June 24–288:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$435 ($465) | $405 ($435) Member ‡

Aug 5–98:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Food LabDon an apron, roll up your sleeves and dive into the science of cooking. Explore how biology, chemistry and physics are used to enhance the properties and flavors of food. Taste the differences between gelification, spherification, emulsification and suspension. Make juicy spheres, bubbling concoctions and smoking beverages. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to play with your food!

$350 ($380) | $320 ($350) Member *July 1–5 (No camp July 4)8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$430 ($460) | $400 ($430) Member

July 29–Aug 28:45 a.m.–4:10 p.m.

Aug 12–168:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$485 ($515) | $455 ($485) Member ‡

July 15–198:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

GRADES 6–8

NEW! Animation Studio You’ve played games and seen movies. Now it’s time to create your own! Using programming, stop motion and video editing, delve into the world of computer animation! Experiment with different techniques to create the illusion of movement with audio and visual effects. Combine your imagination with technology to make an original movie to share at home.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

Aug 26–308:45 a.m.–4:05 p.m.

July 29–Aug 28:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Cyber Sleuths with UW Bothell

Do you know just how much you share on social media? Data breaches, WiFi hacks and online security are daily news topics in our digital world! Assume the mantle of Cyber Sleuth as you learn how to protect your information. Find out how to encrypt data while exploring the legal and ethical issues around different types of hacking.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

July 29–Aug 28:45 a.m.–4:05 p.m.

Aug 19–238:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Sci-Fi Comics with WITS

Aliens, robots and alternate realities! Try your hand at making an original science fiction comic inspired by the exhibits at Pacific Science Center, then create an anthology with your fellow campers. Work with a graphic novelist from Writers in the Schools (WITS) and learn the fundamentals of comic art. Draw inspiration from treasured sci-fi artists, science exhibits and live experiments!

$430 ($460) | $400 ($430) Member

July 15–198:45 a.m.–4:05 p.m.

Graphic DesignWhat do restaurants, bands and video games have in common? They all delve into the world of graphic design! With color theory, composition rules and layout fundamentals at your fingertips, produce your own custom designs to print on T-shirts, vinyl stickers and more. Using professional-grade software, explore open source design tools that will equip you with the skills to continue your work at home.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

July 8–12 • Aug 5–9 • Aug 19–23 (Girls only)8:45 a.m.–4:10 p.m.

VR Hackathon with UW Bothell

Exercise your computer science skills as you explore the main concepts and development of virtual reality (VR). Collaborate to design custom environments and develop virtual worlds. Learn the main theory behind VR technology, practice Unity3D skills and reveal the realities that currently only exist in your imagination.

Some coding experience advised, but not necessary to participate.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

Aug 5–9 (Girls only) • Aug 12–168:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

NEW! Data Science with Computing Kids

Ever wonder what it’s like to be a research scientist? Learn how to see the “big picture” by interpreting large quantities of data and extracting useful information. Explore freely available data sets from local, state, and federal government websites. Learn how to import data into a spreadsheet, organize it into tables, identify patterns, and create visualizations that provide useful insights.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

Aug 12–168:45 a.m.–4:10 p.m.

July 8–128:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Get Your Green OnWhat does it mean to be “green?” What kinds of impacts do humans have on Earth? Come learn what it means to be sustainable and lighten your ecological footprint. Find out what happens to the things you throw away and why we recycle. During an overnight camping trip, explore ways that Washington uses natural forces to generate electricity.

Overnight Camping Trip included. Campers depart for an overnight trip Thursday and return by Friday for normal pick-up.

$530 ($560) | $500 ($530) Member

July 22–268:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

GRADES 6–8

Exhibit DesignIt’s your chance to create your own science exhibit! Any exhibit begins with an idea, but requires careful planning and a balance of graphics, content and materials to come to life. Get inspired on a behind-the-science tour of our exhibits and hear from a designer at PacSci. Then, work with a team to design, build and display your very own exhibit model!

$380 ($410) | $350 ($380) Member

July 22–26 (Girls only) • Aug 12–168:45 a.m.–4:05 p.m.

Nature’s NotebookFollow in the footsteps of Muir and Audubon as you hike trails with your journal in hand. Sketch and describe the plants and animals you find and fill your notebook with observations of the natural world. Then, venture into the abstract! Use lines, shapes, colors and values to express the artistic side of the nature around you.

$430 ($460) | $400 ($430) Member

June 24–28 • July 22–26 8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.Java Coding & Video Games

with UW Bothell

/* If you wanted to create a video game, where would you start? A programming language is the first step to building your own fun and popular casual games. Work with computer science students from UW Bothell to design and play video games in this introductory-level programming camp. Explore STEM fields that use Java coding and put your skills to the test. Are you game? */

No coding experience necessary.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

July 15–19 (Girls only) • July 22–268:45 a.m.–4:10 p.m.

Aug 12–16 • Aug 19–238:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

NEW! App Inventor with Computing Kids

Discover how to build games and solve real-world problems with App Inventor. Explore fundamental computer science concepts by drag-and-drop coding a real computer and phone app of your own design! Advanced learners can even opt to code their app in JavaScript. Apps made in this camp can be shared on any phone or computer and played online!

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

July 22–268:45 a.m.–4:15 p.m.

$615 ($645) | $585 ($615) Member ‡

July 8–128:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

NEW! Code CraftingExplore Minecraft in a new and exciting way with Code Builder! Using block-based coding and your robotic helper, automate huge builds in no time! Join your friends in the Minecraft world, take up the challenges of coding your way through your adventures, and learn core programming concepts in the process.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

July 15–198:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m

$615 ($645) | $585 ($615) Member ‡

July 29–Aug 28:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Astronomy 101 Look up at the night sky and be transported to the stars and beyond! Study the beginning of the cosmos and soar through space and time in a planetarium show. Prepare for an overnight stargazing adventure by learning the stories in the sky.

Overnight Camping Trip included. Campers depart for an overnight trip Thursday and return Friday for normal pick-up.

$530 ($560) | $500 ($530) Member

July 15–198:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Robot WorkshopTap into technology! Test your software and engineering skills by creating, building, testing and prototyping robots. Spend the week constructing circuits, exploring basic mechanics, dismantling electronics and discovering breadboarding. Using LEDs, sensors, motors and more, work with your teammates to design and program an autonomous robot.

$560 ($590) | $530 ($560) Member

June 24–28 (Girls only)8:45 a.m.–4:15 p.m.

July 8–128:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$615 ($645) | $585 ($615) Member ‡

July 22–268:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

GRADES 6–8

NEW! Community ScientistsHow can you use your interest in environmental science to impact your community? With today’s many science-sharing platforms, it’s never been easier! Learn how to participate in community efforts to collect critical scientific data to share. Stand in the shoes of everyday superheroes who are passionate about helping our Earth. It’s all in a day’s work for your friendly neighborhood scientists.

Overnight Camping Trip included. Campers depart for an overnight trip Thursday and return by Friday for normal pick-up.

$530 ($560) | $500 ($530) Member

Aug 12–168:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Life AquaticHow healthy is your local water source? Investigate the macroinvertebrates and plankton that live in our local streams and wetlands. Collect water samples to study in the lab. Explore what marine life tells us about the health of the watershed, the ecosystem and the planet. Collect and analyze your own data as you develop the skills that scientists use to survey aquatic life.

$430 ($460) | $400 ($430) Member

July 15–198:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Roving Researchers With an array of technology at your fingertips, learn how scientists use remote sensing to research our universe. Explore the tracking of wildfires and sea ice, then practice using remote sensing technology like radar, lasers and global imaging. Learn about probes, rovers and satellites, then command a rover in your own missions.

$394 ($424) | $364 ($394) Member ‡ *July 1–5 (No camp July 4)8:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$430 ($460) | $400 ($430) Member

Aug 26–308:45 a.m.–4:10 p.m.

July 15–198:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

July 29–Aug 28:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Road Trip: Farm to TableFollow the journey of your dinner, from its origins in the soil to your kitchen table. Each day is a delectable field trip that delves into gastronomy, the study of food and culture. Visit a sustainable farm, discover the chemistry of nutrition and prepare culinary delights of your own. Find out how science is used around the world to produce some of our favorite foods.

$500 ($530) | $470 ($500) Member

July 15–19 • Aug 26–308:45 a.m.–4:15 p.m.

$555 ($585) | $525 ($555) Member ‡

July 29–Aug 28:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Dissection LabEver wonder what animals look like on the inside? Learn professional dissection techniques as we discover the ins and outs of an organism. Explore the anatomy of different organisms, from owl pellets and worms to sheep organs and whole fish. Only those with strong stomachs need apply!

$430 ($460) | $400 ($430) Member

June 24–288:45 a.m.–4:10 p.m.

July 15–198:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

July 22–268:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$485 ($515) | $455 ($485) Member ‡

July 8–128:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Zombie Survival School What would you do if there was an infectious disease outbreak that resulted in zombies? Look at pop culture surrounding the undead and study the biology of disease to discover how the CDC protects againsts dangerous health threats. By the end of the week, build your own biocontainment suit to practice disaster preparedness and prevention.

$380 ($410) | $350 ($380) Member

Aug 5–98:45 a.m.–4:05 p.m.

June 24–288:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

Aug 5–98:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

July 8–128:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

$435 ($465) | $405 ($435) Member ‡

July 15–198:45 a.m.–3:45 p.m.

CALENDAR

June 24–28 • Week 1

July 1–5 (four-day week) • Week 2

Rainier Prep Page Non-Member Member

Imagine-opolis 5 $380 ($410) $350 ($380)

Mercer SloughCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Nature’s Notebook 7 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

St. Thomas SchoolCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Roving Researchers 8 $394 ($424) $364 ($394)

Kirkland Seventh-Day Adventist SchoolCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Food Lab 5 $350 ($380) $320 ($350)

Animation Studio NEW! 6 $454 ($484) $424 ($454)

Zombie Survival School 8 $380 ($410) $350 ($380)

Pacific Science CenterCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Robot Workshop (Girls only) 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Dissection Lab 8 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Exhibit Design 7 $310 ($340) $280 ($310)

Code Crafting NEW! 7 $454 ($484) $424 ($454)

Members receive a $30 discount on all summer camps

CAMPER LUNCH PROGRAMAvailable at Pacific Science Center and St. Thomas School. See page 12 for details.

Rainier PrepCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Dissection Lab 8 $485 ($515) $455 ($485)

App Inventor NEW! 7 $615 ($645) $585 ($615)

Imagine-opolis 5 $380 ($410) $350 ($380)

Graphic Design 6 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

July 8–12 • Week 3

Underwater Machines 6 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Data Science NEW! 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Rainier PrepCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Robot Workshop 21 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Brighton SchoolCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Java Coding and Video Games (Girls only)

8 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Sci-Fi Comics 7 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Road Trip: Farm to Table 9 $500 ($530) $470 ($500)

Life Aquatic 9 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Astronomy 101 8 $530 ($560) $500 ($530)

Food Lab 6 $485 ($515) $455 ($485)

CALENDAR

Nature’s Notebook 8 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Get Your Green On 7 $530 ($560) $500 ($530)

Underwater Machines (Girls only)

6$485 ($515) $455 ($485)

Robot Workshop 8 $615 ($645) $585 ($615)

Java Coding and Video Games 8 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Exhibit Design (Girls only) 8 $380 ($410) $350 ($380)

App Inventor NEW! 8 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

July 15–19 • Week 4 (continued)

Explorer West Middle SchoolCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

Dissection Lab 9 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Imagine-opolis 6 $380 ($410) $350 ($380)

Dissection Lab 9 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Food Lab 6 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

Cyber Sleuths 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Graphic Design 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

July 29–August 2 • Week 6

August 5–9 • Week 7

Imagine-opolis 6 $435 ($465) $405 ($435)

University of Washington BothellCamp Title Page Non-Member Member

VR Hackathon (Girls only) 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Community Scientists NEW! 9 $530 ($560) $500 ($530)

VR Hackathon 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Food Lab 6 $430 ($460) $400 ($430)

CALENDAR

Exhibit Design 8 $380 ($410) $350 ($380)

Data Science NEW! 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Cyber Sleuths 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

Graphic Design (Girls only) 7 $560 ($590) $530 ($560)

REGISTRATIONREGISTRATION DETAILS � Registration opens for PacSci Members on January 15, 2019

� Registration opens for the general public on January 22, 2019

� Early bird registration ends March 31.

HOW TO REGISTER & PAY � All registrations must be made online at

pacsci.org/summer-camps. � When registering, choose the grade level your child will be entering in fall 2019.

� Full payment can be made when you register; otherwise, a $100 non-refundable deposit per camp is required, with the remaining balance due by April 30.

� Registrations made after April 30 require full payment at the time of registration.

WAITLIST PROCESS � If a camp is full at the time of registration, you can add your child to the waitlist. If an opening occurs, we will notify you by email. Openings only occur if someone transfers or cancels their reservation.

� If the camp is listed as “Closed” there are no waitlist spots available.

TRANSFERS & CANCELLATIONS � To transfer your child between camps, call (206) 443-2925. Requests for transfers must be made at least one week prior to the camp start date. Cost: $30 per transfer.

� Requests for withdrawal from camp must be made at least two weeks prior to the camp start date. No refunds will be given within two weeks of the camp start date. A $100 non-refundable deposit will be retained per camp session.

EXTENDED DAY CARE � Morning and afternoon extended day care is available at all locations.

� Morning extended day care begins at 7 a.m. Cost: $65 for a five-day camp week, $55 for a four-day camp week.

� Afternoon extended day care is available until 6 p.m. Cost: $65 for a five-day camp week, $55 for a four-day camp week.

� Sign up online at the time of registration. � NOTE: Extended day care is not available for select

partnership camps.

CAMPER LUNCH PROGRAMWe are pleased to offer this convenient option at PacSci’s main campus and St. Thomas School in Medina for full-day campers or campers participating in both morning and afternoon half-day camps.

At PacSci’s main campus, you can sign up for the Camper Lunch Program at the time of registration. Lunches are provided by our very own Pacific Science Center Café. We use seasonal fruits and vegetables, making every meal fresh. Lunches come with a water bottle and two snacks. Vegan lunches are available upon request. Lunch orders are not available by the day, and all orders or cancellations must be made by 4 p.m. on the Wednesday before your child’s camp start date. Substitutions are not available. View our menu online at pacsci.org/summer-camps.

Cost for Lunch at PacSci: � $50 for 5-day camp week � $40 for 4-day camp week

At St. Thomas School, lunch is included in the cost of camp. Lunch and snacks are provided by SAGE Dining. SAGE is committed to delivering safe, healthy options for every camper regardless of allergies or dietary restrictions. View the menu and learn more at sagedining.com/menus/stthomasschool. Lunch includes a hot entree, sides, salad bar and sandwich options. Campers also receive two snacks per day. Road Trip campers are provided sack lunches.

PRICING INFORMATION Register before March 31 to qualify for the early bird discount. Additionally, PacSci Members receive a $30 discount on all summer camps.

PRICES LISTED AS: Early Bird Price (After March 31 Price)

Limited financial assistance is available. See page 2 for more information.

OTHER PROGRAMS

LOVE OUR SUMMER CAMPS?Pacific Science Center offers many more exciting opportunities for curious minds of all ages year-round! To learn more, visit pacsci.org or call (206) 443-2925.

Parents’ Night OutEvery month, spend the night out (or in!) while your child discovers our exhibits, hands-on activities and a live science, planetarium or laser light show. Your child will enjoy a light snack upon arrival and a science-themed treat later in the evening. Participants will be supervised in age groups by our outstanding and experienced staff all evening.

Girls’ Night OutGirls’ Night Out aims to inspire curiosity in girls and nurture careers in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). The program encourages girls to recognize their ability to achieve success in STEM subjects and build career-relevant skills. Girls’ Night Out participants engage with female professionals from different STEM fields through interactive demonstrations, one-on-one interactions and hands-on activities.

SERVICE LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES FOR TEENS

Science Educators in Training at All Summer Camp Locations We are seeking responsible teen volunteers ages 14–18 to provide valuable assistance and mentoring of campers during the summer. Teen volunteers receive training, build their professional resume, meet high school service requirements and gain the rewarding experience of contributing to their community. This experience is especially valuable for teens who are interested in careers in science, technology or education. Teens must attend a mandatory training in March or May, and be able to commit to at least 60 hours during the summer.

How to Apply:The application process includes a written portion and recommendations, followed by interviews. The application is available at pacsci.org/volunteers and is due February 1, 2019. Interviews will take place in March. Email volunteers@pacsci.org for more information.

Birthday PartiesCelebrate your child’s birthday under the arches at PacSci. Weekend birthday party packages include a variety of fun and educational hands-on activities designed to ignite curiosity in all ages, as well as a liquid nitrogen demonstration that uses the power of chemistry to create ice cream right before your eyes! When the festivities are over, your party can spend the rest of the day exploring our hundreds of interactive exhibits.

Polliwog PreschoolPolliwog Preschool is a play-based and multi-aged school year program in Bellevue. At Polliwog Preschool, nature is used as the ideal catalyst for discovery and stimulation. Seasonal themes and daily activities are designed to meet the developmental needs of early learners, while encouraging curiosity and fostering a love of nature and learning.

Family Science NightDo you miss out on Parents’ Night Out because you’re an adult? Come with your family for some experimenting and exploring at PacSci. Visit our exhibits after hours, perform hands-on experiments and learn while you play as a family. In each session, your family will travel between stations focusing on a different science topic. Make memories with your family all while learning and doing science.

Environmental Science PathwaysIn this five-week series, curious kids will get outside and practice environmental field study skills as they investigate the natural history of our beautiful 320-acre wetland park.

Wild B’earthday PartiesExplore the wetlands, play ecology games and celebrate your party amidst the tree tops in our tree house at Mercer Slough. Wild B’earthday Parties are available weekends from mid-September through early June. You and your guests will spend 1½ hours with one of our outdoor educators followed by one hour in a private room for presents and treats.

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