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Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve Inc

LXCL:One per child.

January 2nd

February 6th

March 6th

LXCL:One per child

April 3rd

May 1st

LXCL:For 3 program dates

3 Program Pack

LXCL:For all program dates

5 Program Pack

This is every first Saturday of the month from January &ndash; May and designed for ages 10-15. Classes will vary topics based on season and will be both indoor and outdoor. This program is designed to supplement science curriculum and encourage learning outside of the classrooms for students interested in STEAM. This program will give students hands-on time to explore various topics and habitats, while learning what it means to be a naturalist. Whether your student loves being outside, is thinking about a career in the natural sciences, or aged-out of our Homeschool and Camp programs, this is a great fit for all! Class Dates &ndash; All Dates Are 10:00-12:00 PMJanuary 2nd: Animal Ecology &ndash; Tracks, Pelts, SkullsFebruary 6th: Outdoor Safety &amp; SkillsMarch 6th: Sap to SyrupApril 3rd: Land Management &amp; InvasivesMay 1st: Pond Study

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This is every first Saturday of the month from January – May and designed for ages 10-15. Classes will vary topics based on season and will be both indoor and outdoor. This program is designed to supplement science curriculum and encourage learning outside of the classrooms for students interested in STEAM. This program will give students hands-on time to explore various topics and habitats, while learning what it means to be a naturalist. Whether your student loves being outside, is thinking about a career in the natural sciences, or aged-out of our Homeschool and Camp programs, this is a great fit for all! Class Dates – All Dates Are 10:00-12:00 PMJanuary 2nd: Animal Ecology – Tracks, Pelts, SkullsFebruary 6th: Outdoor Safety &amp; SkillsMarch 6th: Sap to SyrupApril 3rd: Land Management &amp; InvasivesMay 1st: Pond Study