3-afternoon pond camp for kids 4–6 at Lynden. Journals, critters, and floating sculptures. Aug 24–26.
The afternoon edition of Lynden's Pond Wonders camp follows the same curriculum as the morning sessions: kids 4–6 explore the sights, sounds, and textures of the pond habitat, keep a pond journal, and construct a small floating sculpture to test in Lynden's small pond. Three afternoons running 1–4pm, late August.
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