Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History Offers Unique Summer camp Experiences for Curious children Searching for a summer camp experience where your child can explore their curiosities and revel in the discovery and wonderment of the natural world? Pacific Grove, CA, February 10, 2020 - Searching for a summer camp experience where your child can
explore their curiosities and revel in the discovery and wonderment of the natural world? Look no further than the Pacific Grove Museum of Natural History, a stone’s throw from the Pacific Ocean’s rocky coastline and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary teeming with life. A typical day for summer camp explorers includes exploration of the Museum, inside and outside activities and nature walks. Camps at PGMHH provide unique hands-on activities that are difficult to find anywhere else. With small camp sizes and our staff of experienced Museum educators, your camper will have fun learning all week long! The 2020 camp weeks including the following: Week 1 (June 1-5) — Backyard Buddies! (pre-K-second) Are you wild about wildlife? Join us as we sharpen our sleuthing and scouting skills on an unforgettable animal adventure. We will habitat hop to solve mammal mysteries through crafts, stories and games. Exploring Earth’s environments and its amazing animals has never been so much fun. Week 2 (June 8-12) — HerStory (grades 3-5) Did you know that Pacific Grove had a woman mayor who was also a scientist, and that the Museum’s first curator was a woman? This girls-only week will be led by women scientists and special guests. We will explore the lives of fabulous and fearless heroines of the past and present — and inspire girls to be one of the future. We will have a tidepooling excursion to Lovers Point. Week 3 (June 15-19) — Beetles, Butterflies and Spiders. Oh My! (pre-K-second) It’s a bug’s world out there! Grab your magnifying glass and become an expert insect detective as we investigate these interesting invertebrates and winged wonders. We will spend an incredible week slithering, squirming, wiggling and worming our way into insect discoveries with crafts, stories and games.