Science Adventures Camp Brings Summer Science Fun
Posted on: Thursday, 26 April 2007, 06:00 CDT
DENVER, April 26 /PRNewswire/ -- Parents looking for a way to show their kids that science is fun, and address the science achievement gap have an exciting choice this summer: Science Adventures summer camp, the nation's leading science enrichment program.
Open to youngsters in grades K-6, Science Adventures entertains kids while teaching them core science concepts. By enrolling students in Science Adventures summer camp programs, parents help kids continue science fun and learning during summer break, minimizing the summer learning slump. See http://www.scienceadventures.com/.
Science Adventures camps - developed over the past 20 years - foster children's curiosity about science and motivate them to further explore this interest throughout their education. Students are introduced to fundamental science concepts with innovative, fun and hands-on activities that engage them and stimulate their curiosity in five key science areas: physics, chemistry, life science, Earth, and space and technology. Experienced Science Adventures instructors provide instruction and student activities through these creatively themed, entertaining and educational science modules:
-- Go Wild! -- Students leap into the wild on an awesome adventure to investigate extreme plants and animals. -- Gizmos, Gadgets and Goop -- Students invent with electronics in a secret lab where science and imagination mix to create amazing contraptions. -- Space and Rocketry '07 -- Students launch the razor rocket to take a mission through space and an amazing journey to the stars. -- Mystery of the Pharaoh's Treasure -- Students journey to the land of pharaohs to solve an Egyptian mystery and hunt for two long-forgotten treasures.
Parents are encouraged to enroll children for multiple weeks of Science Adventures camp, but can sign children up for any of the one week sessions, for either a full or half-day program.
For more information, parents should visit http://www.scienceadventures.com/ (or call 1-800-4-SCIENCE).
Science Adventures summer camps are administered by Knowledge Learning Corporation (KLC) School Partnerships, in partnership with local schools and community organizations. KLC School Partnerships has a 20+-year history of delivering high-quality science enrichment programs in partnership with schools during the school year, and in summer camps throughout the community. In the 2005-2006 school year, the company partnered with schools in nine states to administer 650 Science Adventures after-school clubs and summer camps, serving 19,000 students.
About KLC School Partnerships
Knowledge Learning Corporation (KLC) School Partnerships(R) is the nation's largest provider of pre-K-12 supplemental educational solutions, partnering with schools to deliver high-quality, proven and effective supplemental instruction and educational enrichment programs. KLC School Partnerships operates more than 600 School Partnerships programs nationwide across three core program offerings: Champions before- and after-school extended learning, kindergarten extended day, preschool/pre-k programs, break and summer programs; Education Station supplemental and remedial educational services in reading and mathematics including NCLB programs; and Science Adventures science enrichment programs. A division of Knowledge Learning Corporation, KLC School Partnerships has nearly two decades of experience serving educators and students.
Science Adventures
CONTACT: Sandy Baird of Sequoia Public Relations, +1-203-655-3475,sandy@sequoiapr.com, for KLC School Partnerships
Web site: http://www.scienceadventures.com/
Source: PRNewswire
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