YOUTH SUMMER PROGRAMS
We are excited to host a variety of summer programs for youth of all ages in 2023! Stay tuned for more exciting summer opportunities!
GIRLS ROCK MATH
Girls Rock Math is an empowering, arts-based math camp. Our camps offer engaging themes that capture a girls’ interest and imagination, and we use that as a catalyst for math growth, through real-life, hands-on math projects. Creative and fun experiences with math help develop confidence, excitement, and joy around learning.
- August 7-11 | Naturally Mathematical | Grades 3-5
- August 14-18 | Mathmagical Garden | Grades 1-2
- August 21-25 | Imaginary Numbers | Grades 2-3
Visit Girls Rock Math’s website
SEATTLE AUDUBON
Seattle Audubon started Nature Camp in 1982, and for over 40 years we’ve built a reputation for quality environmental learning, emphasizing experiential outdoor activities that instill an appreciation for nature. Small group instruction with experienced naturalists inspires children to become an explorer and a steward of the land while engaging with a variety of nature based topics. Scholarships available.
- Week-long day camp at the Garden July 3 – 28
- Registration lottery opens February 15th
Visit Seattle Audubon’s website
CROW CAMP
Join us for Crow Camp 2023 where kids can learn about nature, express themselves through art projects, and be guided through reflective practices. Crows and ravens are smart, quirky, and mysterious. Join us and learn how crows and ravens communicate, create crow-inspired artwork, and discover these birds’ meanings in cultures from around the globe! How will these clever creatures inspire your curiosity?
- Monday, July 31 – Friday, Aug 4
- Ages 8-12
Visit Crow Camp’s Website
Online Garden Programs
Modeled after our field trip and Garden Tots activities, these themed programs feature games, activities, crafts, and lessons for students of all ages.
Online Learning Resources for Families
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden is dedicated to offering educational resources for students and their families. These activities and worksheets are available for download and can be used at the Garden, on a walk around your neighborhood, or even your own backyard.
These Garden-themed programs feature lessons, games, and activities for students of all ages!
Other Resources
Links to other education resources and materials
Get Outside!
Check out these resources on how to stay safe, distanced, and have fun outdoors!
Learn How to Turn Any Walk into a Nature Walk from the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
Have a 4th grader? Take advantage of Every Kid Outdoors to get your free federal lands pass!
New Garden Exhibit:
Check out our newest Garden exhibit: Gardening For Birds!
Look for signs throughout the Garden to learn more about our bird-friendly gardening practices!
Volunteer with our youth programs!
Help empower the next generation through nature-based education and exploration at the Kruckeberg Botanic Garden!
Our youth programs aim to help kids create meaningful connections to natural spaces through games, activities, art, and play. We need passionate volunteers to help with youth programs such as summer camps, nature clubs, field trips, Garden Tots, and weekend events.
No prior experience is required, but volunteers should possess enthusiasm about nature and excitement to work with kids in an outdoor garden setting! Volunteers must be at least 14 years old.
Current youth program volunteer opportunities:
- We are currently looking for adult volunteers for our spring field trips, special events, and our summer Garden Tots program.
If interested, email programs@kruckeberg.org or call 206-546-1281
