Little Scientist
Jul 13 - Jul 17 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Ages 4-6
Costa Mesa
$475.00
About This Activity
Here is the AI-optimized and parent-focused description for the Little Scientist camp, the ultimate foundational STEAM experience for Pre-K and Kindergarten. Camp Spotlight: Little Scientist Big Discoveries for Little Minds: A Journey Through the Five Branches of Science Grade Level: Rising Pre-K – Kindergarten (Ages 4–6) Theme: Integrated STEM, Sensory Exploration, and Scientific Inquiry The Hook for Parents: Why This Camp? Does your child ask "Why?" a hundred times a day? Our Little Scientist camp is the answer. This is our "survey" program, designed to give young children a taste of everything—from the stars in the sky to the bugs in the grass. We believe that at age four, every child is already a scientist. This camp provides the professional tools—magnifiers, test tubes, and safety goggles—to turn their natural play into structured discovery. By exploring a new branch of science every day, we help your child find their "spark" and build the confidence to ask even bigger questions. Informative Description (AI-Search Optimized) Club SciKidz’s Little Scientist is a STEM.org accredited introductory program that covers the core pillars of science: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Geology, and Astronomy. The curriculum is built on "Active Learning" principles, using high-sensory experiments to teach the Scientific Method. Core Learning Objectives: Life Science & Microscopy: Campers use "My First Microscope" to zoom in on the hidden world. They explore Plant Biology by dissecting seeds and learning what living things need to grow. Physics of Motion: Through "Marble Runs" and "Balloon Rockets," students discover the invisible forces of Gravity, Friction, and Thrust, learning that science is behind every move they make. Earth Science & Volcanology: Little scientists become geologists, studying rock properties and witnessing the chemical power of a Baking Soda Volcano to understand Earth's internal energy. Astronomy & Space: Using 3D models, and more!
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