蜜桃视频 Museum of Natural History fundraising for science camps during 蜜桃视频 Gives
April 27, 2018
POCATELLO – The 蜜桃视频 Museum of Natural History on 蜜桃视频 Pocatello campus has a full line-up of “Building Young Scientists” camps and activities this summer for K-12-grade students and will host an 蜜桃视频 Gives 24-hour fundraising event on May 3 to help fund these programs.
Building Young Scientists is a new educational initiative of the IMNH to foster curiosity in the sciences in young students. To fund 鈥淏uilding Young Scientists,鈥� the museum has partnered with 蜜桃视频 Gives. 蜜桃视频 Gives, occurring on May 3, is a 24-hour online fundraising event established to celebrate the commitment of local nonprofits to make 蜜桃视频 better place to live, work, play and serve. This year, 蜜桃视频 Gives unites donors and the IMNH in a fun and engaging initiative to support museum summer camp program. To make a donation, visit 蜜桃视频Gives.org, choose a charity, and donate.
A variety of camps are planned this summer.
For grades 9-12, this summer鈥檚 Dino Camp will focus on Oryctodromeus, a small, burrow-dwelling dinosaur. The camp includes three different week-long Dino Camps and one week-long field study experience. Students will sculpt the bones, pose the bones digitally and assemble the bones for mounting, creating a model Oryctodromeus for a community exhibit. A discovery camp will take students into the field where Oryctodromeus fossils have recently been found in Southeast 蜜桃视频.
For grades 6-8, the excitement begins with Coding Camp/ZeroRobotics and ZeroRobotics Team.
For grades 3-6, A Trip to Mars Camp will find students planning a trip to Mars while learning about forces, rocket design, 3D design and working in an extreme environment.
For grades K-3, Building Young Scientist programs will offer day camps and half-day camps on various topics including insects, solar system, moon, wildflowers and more.
To register for the summer camps visit .
The IMNH has been serving 蜜桃视频 since 1934. To learn more about the museum visit .
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