The Buena Vista Museum in Bakersfield, California is excited to offer a Summer Science Enrichment program for children this summer. This fun and educational experience is designed to provide young scientists with a hands-on opportunity to explore scientific concepts in a unique and interactive way.
The program will take place on the third Friday of every month until the end of summer, with the first session starting on June 21. This month’s focus is on kitchen science and everyday kitchen activities, allowing young scientists to experiment with items commonly found in their homes.
According to Executive Director Koral Hancharick, the goal of the program is to make learning fun by using easy-to-find materials that children can experiment with. “We want to encourage curiosity and discovery by providing an engaging and affordable educational opportunity for families in the Bakersfield area,” says Hancharick.
The Summer Science Enrichment program is tailored for children from 1st grade to 6th grade, providing an affordable and engaging educational opportunity for families in the area. Each session costs $30 per child, making it accessible to all families looking for a fun and educational summer experience.
Overall, the Summer Science Enrichment program at the Buena Vista Museum offers a unique opportunity for children to engage with science in a fun and interactive way during the summer months. By combining learning with play, young scientists can expand their knowledge and have a memorable summer experience at the museum.
