Explore Muskoka’s creatures, food chains and habitats in this special shortened 3-week session of Science Club with a field trip!
Learn about one of our top predators, the owl! We’ll examine their food chains as we dissect real owl pellets to uncover the prey they eat. We’ll also explore Muskoka’s water creatures and habitats with a visit to Upjohn Nature Reserve (more details below), and by dissecting mussels to learn about some effects of lake acidification.
Trip to Upjohn Nature Reserve: What: Muskoka Conservancy is teaming up with Little Sciensteins to take participants on a guided exploration of vernal pools, pond habitats and the creatures that live there. When: June 4th, 3:00 - 4:00pm **Note the time change for this week! Where: Upjohn Nature Reserve on Nichols Road in Bracebridge Transportation: Transportation is not provided. We will meet children at the stone cottage trail entrance.
Cost: $75
Upjohn Nature Reserve Field Trip is limited to 15 children. Contact us directly if you would like to skip the field trip and only participate in the 2 indoor classes for $50.