| Check Us Out This Saturday at The TCU Summer Camp Open House! Saturday, March 21 10 am - 2 pm Tucker Technology Center - Room 139 2840 W Bowie St, Fort Worth, TX 76109 July 6-10: Who's that Bird in the Bath?
Morning Sessions Grades 1-2
Afternoon Sessions Grades 3-5
Look out the window. Each feather, beak and bird of Texas is different for a reason. Spend the week learning to identify, draw, and label field marks of birds in Texas - even those that land in your own backyard! We'll take the bird beak buffet challenge and set out on daily sky hikes!
July 13-17: Astronomy In the Light of Day
Morning Sessions Grades 3-5
Afternoon Sessions Grades 6-8
Astronomy isn't just a night-time activity. Campers will explore the constellations, design star gazing charts while they hike and learn about astronomy, reflection, rotation and more! Don't miss out on this amazing experience that is OUT OF THIS WORLD!
July 20-24: Outdoor Living: Environmental Edition
Morning Sessions Grades 1-2
Afternoon Sessions Grades 3-5
This exciting week will explore natural habitats, food webs, and how diverse organisms adapt to survive. Why do animals choose certain areas to live? Why is it so important to keep our Earth healthy? Through the use of active learning techniques campers will understand why the largest organisms in nature depend on the smallest!
July 27-31: Finding My Way - GPS, Compass & More
Morning Sessions Grades 3-5
Afternoon Session Grades 6-8
We will present a unique "treasure hunt" style of outdoor quest that combines navigational skills through map reading, compasses and GPS. Campers will use skills learned in this class to complete a one-of-a-kind treasure hunt!
August 3-7: Wild about Wildflowers
Morning Sessions Grades 1-2
Afternoon Sessions Grades 3-5
Texas wildflowers are unique and abundant - even in the city! Campers will design their very own Texas Wildflower ID Guide. Georgia O'Keeffe flower painting techniques will help any camper look closer to what makes Texas Wildflowers so great. Learn more about the native legends of Texas' most famous flowers.
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