SEATTLE BELLEVUE MEDINA KIRKLAND REDMOND BOTHELL MOUNTLAKE TERRACE SHORELINE

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1 SEATTLE BELLEVUE MEDINA KIRKLAND REDMOND BOTHELL MOUNTLAKE TERRACE SHORELINE Pacific Science Center is committed to providing accessibility for all guests. For detailed information about our facility and services, please visit pacificsciencecenter.org.

2 C A M P LO C AT IONS PACIFIC SCIENCE CENTER June 26 September nd Ave N, Seattle, WA In downtown Seattle, on the south side of the Seattle Center campus under the arches near the Space Needle. MERCER SLOUGH ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION CENTER June 26 September th Ave SE, Bellevue, WA On a 320-acre wetland just north of I-90, a collaboration between the City of Bellevue and Pacific Science Center. 405 ST. THOMAS SCHOOL July 5 August NE 12th St, Medina, WA Off Hwy 520, 84th Ave Exit near Overlake Golf Course. 522 KIRKLAND SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST SCHOOL June 26 July 7 I th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA North of the Hwy 520 Exit for 108th Ave NE THE OVERLAKE SCHOOL July 10 August NE 108th St, Redmond, WA About one mile off of Avondale Rd., just past Farrel-McWhirter Park. BRIGHTON SCHOOL July 10 August 4 I th Ave W, Mountlake Terrace, WA Off I-5 Exit 179. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON BOTHELL August Campus Way NE, Bothell, WA Off I-405 Exit 24 (NE 195th St). SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE August 4 25 I Greenwood Ave N, Shoreline, WA Off SR 99 in the heart of Shoreline. 3 CAMP LOCATIONS «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

3 GRADES 4 6 Aquatic Adventures What happens to water as it travels through our watershed? What impacts do you have on our water? Investigate the beach, trek into the Cascades and seek out hidden waterways by canoe. Collect water samples as you explore and use our wet lab equipment to test for chemicals, measure dissolved oxygen and assess aquatic system health. You ll go from mountain to sound and from field to laboratory as you assemble the clues needed to solve the Mystery of the Watershed. $280 ($310) $250 ($280) Member ** CAMP PRICES Early Bird Price (After April 30 Price) ** 3-day camp, save 30% See camp calendar on page 24 for more info. St. Thomas School camp prices include lunch and snacks for all campers. CAMP LOCATIONS For a map of locations please see page 3 Pacific Science Center in Seattle Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue St. Thomas School in Medina Kirkland Seventh-day Adventist School in Kirkland The Overlake School in Redmond Brighton School in Mountlake Terrace University of Washington Bothell in Bothell Shoreline Community College in Shoreline 2D Game Design with DigiPen Institute of Technology Pacific Science Center and DigiPen Institute of Technology are teaming up again to bring the fundamentals of game design. In the Junior 2D Game Development workshop, learn to apply concepts of math, physics, art, computer science, and music through hands-on activities that culminate in a variety of digital games. You will learn that game design is much more than a pastime it is a challenging and interesting field that rewards passion, creativity, and hard work! Two-week program only. The price listed pays for the full two-weeks. Campers will build on knowledge from Week 1 in Week 2. $1090 ($1120) $1060 ($1090) Member July 24 Aug 4 Aug :30 a.m. 4p.m. $1170 ($1200) $1140 ($1170) Member July Aug 7 11 Back to the Future with MOHAI What is innovation? Where do good ideas come from? Join MOHAI and Pacific Science Center to explore innovations from the past, develop new brilliant ideas for the future, and discover what it takes to become a master innovator. Campers will spend the morning at MOHAI exploring the science behind great ideas like solar power, wind energy, and bridge design, investigating how science is fueling innovations of the future. Then walk to Pacific Science Center in the afternoon to discover the history of innovation in Seattle and learn the special skills that help innovators get creative and think differently. Drop off at Pacific Science Center. and pick up at MOHAI. Afternoon extended day care not available. $415 ($445) $385 ($415) Member July CAMPS FOR GRADES 4 6 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

4 GRADES 4 6 Center Ring Science with School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts Pacific Science Center and SANCA (School of Acrobatics & New Circus Arts) are teaming up for a week of scientific exploration and creative movement through sensational circus arts. Catapult through the air like an acrobat and experience the elasticity of a trampoline. Spend your mornings at SANCA, where you will learn the basics of circus arts: balance and walk on a wire, practice juggling tricks, unicycle and soar through the air on the flying trapeze. In the afternoon, head to Pacific Science Center for hands-on science challenges that build your mental strength, flexibility, and understanding of physics. Come fly through this active week with us! Drop off and pick up at Pacific Science Center. $495 ($525) $465 ($495) Member July July July 31 Aug 4 Aug Crime Solvers From crime scene to courtroom, use fingerprints and forensics to delve into the fascinating and complex world of crime investigation. Scour the crime scene for clues just like the pros. In the lab, analyze evidence using DNA profiling and chromatography. Question suspects and interview witnesses to build your case. Is the suspect innocent or guilty? Let the jury (of your parents) decide. ChemLab, Inc. Congratulations! You ve just been hired by ChemLab, Inc. a world-class chemistry laboratory. Join your new coworkers to conduct research on a variety of household products, test ideas and make recommen dations based on your findings. Analyze endothermic and exothermic reactions and then design an instant cold pack. Extract the chemical components of toothpaste to evaluate their effectiveness and analyze the water density of popcorn. Test tubes, variables and controls will all be used in this foray into the life of a chemist. $280 ($310) $250 ($280) Member ** Aug Aug 28 Sept 1 July Aug $420 ($450) $390 ($420) Member July 31 Aug 4 Duct Tape Challenge Can duct tape really fix everything? Find out as we trace the famous tape back to its origins and put it to the test. Complete engineering challenges that investigate its strength and durability. Use duct tape to design a messenger bag and three dimensional works of art. Discover how this tape made all of the difference on Apollo 13, and conduct experiments to get out of some sticky situations. Grab a roll and learn why duct tape is the most versatile and indispensable tool you can have in your kit. $280 ($310) $250 ($280) Member ** 9 a.m. 4 p.m. June Aug July 31 Aug 4 July Aug $420 ($450) $390 ($420) Member July $280 ($310) $250 ($280) Member ** Aug CAMPS FOR GRADES 4 6 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

5 GRADES 4 6 Road Trip: Searching for Sasquatch with Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust What do Pacific fishers, northern spotted owls and Sasquatch have in common? They are all rarely seen in the Pacific Northwest! Join us on an exciting road trip exploration of nearby habitats in search of evidence of these elusive creatures while you study our region s native flora and fauna (both real and imaginary), the challenges they face, and the actions you can take to help them out. Hike in the forests that make our region such a special place to live while getting your hands dirty with the science of forest ecology and habitat restoration. $470 ($500) 440 ($470) Member July July Get Set to Be a Vet: Advanced No prerequisite required. Join us for further adventures in the life of a vet and discover what s behind a diagnosis. Delve into veterinary science and explore the circulatory, digestive, skeletal, muscular and nervous systems of four-footed patients. Peer through a microscope at bacteria, determine if a disease is hereditary and dissect differ ent specimens to understand what these creatures look like on the inside. Try out your new diagnostic skills during this weeklong look into the life of a vet. Aug :30 a.m. 4:05 p.m. June July CAMP PRICES Early Bird Price (After April 30 Price) ** 3-day camp, save 30% See camp calendar on page 24 for more info. St. Thomas School camp prices include lunch and snacks for all campers. CAMP LOCATIONS For a map of locations please see page 3 Pacific Science Center in Seattle Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue St. Thomas School in Medina Kirkland Seventh-day Adventist School in Kirkland The Overlake School in Redmond Brighton School in Mountlake Terrace University of Washington Bothell in Bothell Shoreline Community College in Shoreline Road Trip: Ecovoyagers From land to sea, explore the diverse ecosystems within the Puget Sound region and investigate the plants and animals that live there. Uncover the unusual creatures found in the intertidal zone of a beach, canoe through a wetland and scramble through a forest in search of tracks and other animal signs as you join us on a weeklong trek through the many unique ecosystems in our backyard. Venture vertically as you use ropes and harnesses to climb a cliff. We ll leave at 8 a.m. on Wednesday to go rock climbing in the Cascades, weather permitting. $470 ($500) 440 ($470) Member June July July Aug 28 Sept 1 $510 ($540) $480 ($510) Member July 31 Aug 4 Aug 7 11 Road Trip: Sports We ve combined some of your favorite sports destinations and unique sports experiences. Every day is a field trip to explore fitness and the physics of motion. Practice the body movements Olympic swimmers perfect to bring home the gold and explore the applications of aerodynamics in golf. Put your strength to the test as you scale to new heights with rock climbing experts and get a behind-the-scenes peek at of one of Seattle s favorite sports teams. Gear up and join your team for an actionpacked tour! $335 ($365) $305 ($335) Member ** 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. $470 ($500) $440 ($470) Member 8:30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. 18 CAMPS FOR GRADES 4 6 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

6 GRADES 4 6 Science of Sailing with The Center for Wooden Boats Pacific Science Center and Seattle s leading hands-on maritime heritage center, The Center for Wooden Boats (CWB), have teamed up to create a week of fun, science-filled sailing. Delve into the math and physics behind sailing and design. Investigate the convergence of wind, water and weather, as well as the cause and effect of the wind in your sails and your hand at the helm. Spend your morning at Pacific Science Center modeling boats and conducting experiments, then walk to CWB to spend the afternoon sailing 8 wooden El Toro prams in pairs on Lake Union. Drop off at Pacific Science Center and pick up at CWB. Afternoon extended day care not available. $470 ($500) 440 ($470) Member July July 31 Aug 4 Aug Splash Science Dive into the wettest week of summer! Create a catapult, predict trajectory and adjust your measurements as you launch water balloons. Explore salinity, buoyancy and displacement before building and floating your own boat. Water blaster and rocket in hand, experiment with water pressure and hydraulics. From water guns to ice balloons, investigate water in all its forms. This is summer water fun at its best with a physics twist. 8:30 a.m. 4:05 p.m. July 31 Aug 4 $420 ($450) $390 ($420) Member Aug 7 11 NEW Terracotta Time Travelers Travel through time as we excavate Emperor Qin s four infamous tombs from the classroom! How were thousands of unique warriors sculpted? What happened when seven kingdoms collided? Visit the special exhibit Terracotta Warriors of the First Emperor, watch an IMAX movie, and construct your own hidden treasures and a unique terracotta warrior of your own. What will you create as we travel back in time? Price includes admission to the exhibit at Pacific Science Center. $415 ($445) $385 ($415) Member July Aug :30 a.m. 4:15 p.m. $455 ($485) $425 ($455) Member July Aug 7 11 APRIL 8 SEPTEMBER 4, 2017 Discover a one-of-a-kind exhibition focusing on one of the 20 th century s most remarkable archaeological finds: China s terracotta warriors. Uncover life-size statues and over 100 other artifacts from the first imperial dynasty of China and the 20-square-mile underground burial compound built for the empire s first ruler, filled with thousands of life-sized, fully armed terracotta warriors, horses, dancers and acrobats. The exhibition will highlight the ancient science, technology and engineering knowledge that craftspeople, artists and skilled labor needed to create the statues, state-of-the-art weaponry and underground structure. Learn more and buy tickets at pacsci.org. 19 CAMPS FOR GRADES 4 6 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

7 GRADES 4 6 Young Entrepreneurs Calling all future CEO s! Experience first-hand the challenges and triumphs of starting and managing a business. Engage in creative problem-solving and team building to run a lemonade stand for a day. Develop a business plan and present your plan to a panel of investors. Discover how to develop a budget, set goals and recognize opportunities in this rare look into a startup company. $304 ($334) $274 ($304) Member ** Trash to Treasures Formerly What s Up-Cycling? Go beyond the classic reduce, reuse, and recycle! It s time to UP-cycle your trash into treasure as you dive into the sustainability of stuff. Investigate how far across the planet our trash travels, and what happens when we throw stuff away. Then, take steps to reduce your impacts. Practice leaving no trace on a hike, make your own recycled paper, and turn old T-shirts into a new rug. Explore the difference between reusing and recycling and practice better options than throwing things away. We CAN make a better world, one person and project at a time! CAMP PRICES Early Bird Price (After April 30 Price) ** 3-day camp, save 30% See camp calendar on page 24 for more info. St. Thomas School camp prices include lunch and snacks for all campers. CAMP LOCATIONS For a map of locations please see page 3 Pacific Science Center in Seattle Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue St. Thomas School in Medina Kirkland Seventh-day Adventist School in Kirkland The Overlake School in Redmond Brighton School in Mountlake Terrace University of Washington Bothell in Bothell Shoreline Community College in Shoreline Aug 7 11 Aug Young Physicians Are you interested in becoming a doctor? Spend a week as a Young Physician getting a head start on a career in medicine! Make a cast, learn how to take vital signs and try your hand at suturing in this trip through the human body. Compare your bones to those in a cow s leg and your tendons to a chicken s. Dissect a sheep s brain and a pig s heart and compare them to their human counterparts. Come find out what you re made of! Aug 28 Sept 1 Aug $420 ($450) $390 ($420) Member June :30 a.m. 4:15 p.m. July 31 Aug 4 Aug July Aug 7 11 Wild Survivor Overnight Camping Trip included. Build your survival skills by identifying edible plants, finding safe drinking water and splinting a broken arm. Master the use of a map and compass, track wild animals and construct your own emergency shelter. Your week of preparation will pay off as you participate in survival scenarios and end your evening under the stars on an overnight camp-out. Campers depart for an overnight trip in the Snoqualmie Valley Thursday and return by 4 p.m. Friday. $470 ($500) 440 ($470) Member July 31 Aug 4 Aug Aug CAMPS FOR GRADES 4 6 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

8 GRADES 6 8 NEW Astronomy 101 Overnight Camping Trip included. Do you ever gaze up into the night sky wishing you could see the cosmos and beyond? Do the constellations call out to you, begging to be recognized by name? Study the beginning of the cosmos and soar through space and time in our own Science Center planetarium shows. Prepare for an overnight stargazing adventure by making your own constellation guide. Visit a historical observatory then stay up late identifying the Pacific Northwest sky and bring the stars to life. Astronomy 101 will take you to the stars and beyond! Campers depart for an overnight trip Thursday and return by 4 p.m. Friday. 470 ($500) $440 ($470) Member July July :30 a.m. 4:25 p.m. NEW Art and Animation with DigiPen Institute of Technology Pacific Science Center and DigiPen Institute of Technology are working together to bring the fundamentals of animation to you. Today s digital production artists must rely on strong art and animation skills to meet the audience s visual expectations. Through a variety of hands-on projects, you are exposed to the tools and techniques professional artists use to create their own 2D and 3D animations. Experience firsthand how each step of the art production process works while developing foundational skills including drawing and sculpting. Two-week program only. The price listed pays for the full two weeks. Campers will build on knowledge from Week 1 in Week 2. Get Your Green On Overnight Camping Trip included. What does it mean to be green? What kind of impacts do humans really have on planet Earth? Come learn ways to act more sustainably and lighten your ecological footprint. Investigate recycling and find out what happens to the things you throw away. Explore electricity in nature as you visit a wind farm and hydro-electric dam, and practice primitive living skills on an Eastern Washington campout. Campers depart for an overnight trip to Wenatchee Thursday and return by 4 p.m. Friday. $470 ($500) 440 ($470) Member Aug 7 11 $1090 ($1120) $1060 ($1090) Member Aug :30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. July 24 Aug 4 $1170 ($1200) $1140 ($1170) Member July Science Educators in Training at all Summer Camp Locations We are seeking responsible teen volunteers ages to provide valuable teaching assistance and mentoring of campers during the summer. Teen volunteers receive training, build their professional resume, meet high school service requirements and gain the rewarding experience of working with children and contributing to their community. This experience is especially valuable for teens who are interested in careers in science, technology or education. Teens must attend mandatory trainings on Saturdays in May, and be able to commit to at least two weeks during the summer. How to Apply The application process includes a written portion and recommendations, followed by interviews. The application is available at pacsci.org/science-educators-in-training and is due February 27, Interviews will take place in late April, and trainings will be held in May. Elley Vanderlinde at evanderlinde@pacsci.org for more information. 21 CAMPS FOR GRADES 6 8 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

9 GRADES 6 8 Graphic Design Studio with The Vera Project Create and print your own T-shirt designs, posters and more. Spend half the day working in the silk screen studio at The Vera Project and the other half at Pacific Science Center learning the software used by today s graphic designers. Using Adobe Photoshop, the professional image-editing standard, you ll build a portfolio of projects that reflects an understanding of color theory, composition rules and layout fundamentals. Take home a design portfolio of digital and print media! $560 ($590) $530 ($560) Member July 31 Aug 4 Aug :30 a.m. 4:15 p.m. Road Trip: Farm to Table Follow the journey of your dinner from its origins in the soil to your kitchen table! Each day is a delectable field trip that delves into gastronomy: the study of food and culture. Experience a sustainable farm, discover the chemistry of nutrition and try your hand at preparing some culinary delights of your own. You ll see how specialty foods such as chocolate and other local favorites are created, and investigate the science of food from the Pacific Northwest and around the world. $470 ($500) $440 ($470) Member June Aug 7 11 Aug :30 a.m. 4:30 p.m. $510 ($540) $480 ($510) Member CAMP PRICES Early Bird Price (After April 30 Price) ** 3-day camp, save 30% See camp calendar on page 24 for more info. St. Thomas School camp prices include lunch and snacks for all campers. CAMP LOCATIONS For a map of locations please see page 3 Pacific Science Center in Seattle Mercer Slough Environmental Education Center in Bellevue St. Thomas School in Medina Kirkland Seventh-day Adventist School in Kirkland The Overlake School in Redmond Brighton School in Mountlake Terrace University of Washington Bothell in Bothell Shoreline Community College in Shoreline Java Coding and Video Games with UW Bothell /** If you want to create a video game, where would you start? Understanding programming language is the first step to building your own fun casual games. Work with computer science students from UW Bothell to hone your Java skills by designing, building and playing video games in this introductory level program. Explore a variety of STEM fields that use Java and put your programming skills to the test. Are you game? Girls-only sessions offered July & August $560 ($590) $530 ($560) Member July (Girls only) 8:30 a.m. 4:15 p.m. Aug 7 11 (Girls only) Aug Aug $600 ($630) $570 ($600) Member July July 31 Aug 4 July July NEW Nature s Notebook Follow in the footsteps of Muir and Audubon as you hike trails with your journal in hand. Practice sketching and describing the plants and animals you find as you fill your notebook with observations of the natural world. Then, adventure into the abstract as you use lines, shapes, colors and values to express the artistic side of nature. Art and nature combine in this exploration of the inspirational world around you. $280 ($310) $250 ($280) Member ** Aug July July 31 Aug 4 22 CAMPS FOR GRADES 6 8 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

10 GRADES 6 8 NEW VR Hackathon with UW Bothell Augmented and virtual reality (VR) are emergent technologies which are quickly becoming common. Exercise your computer science skills in this weeklong overview of virtual reality s main concepts and development. Spend the week collaborating to design custom environments, develop virtual reality worlds and explore your creations. Learn the main theory behind VR technology, practice Unity3D skills, and show to the world the realities that currently exist only in your imagination. Some coding experience necessary. $560 ($590) $530 ($560) Member Aug 7 11 Aug Underwater Machines Formerly Underwater Robotics Dive beneath the surface to explore the science of submersible machines. Master the challenging underwater environment by experimenting with surface tension, buoyancy, density and pressure. Design and construct an underwater submersible, then use it to navigate obstacles beneath the water s surface. Take part in the latest and greatest in subsea engineering! Girls-only session offered June $415 ($445) $385 ($415) Member June (Girls only) July :30 a.m. 4:25 p.m. June Aug 7 11 Aug Aug $455 ($485) $425 ($455) Member Aug 7 11 Roving Researchers Formerly Remote Sensing Use technology to scan, track, and explore the universe. With an array of technology at your fingertips, learn what remote sensing is, how scientists use it and how it can benefit our world. Explore the tools and platforms scientists use to collect data from the depths of our oceans to the farthest reaches of deep space. Use infrared technology to explore how firefighters track wildfires. Set up your own tracking experiment just like biologists use to track animals in the wild. Study satellite imagery of sea ice and collect data to compare with current sea surface conditions. Discover what the Doppler effect and a police radar gun have in common. This week offers hands-on opportunities with remote sensing technology and real-life applications to remote control cars, GPS, weather forecasting and current NASA missions on Mars. Girlsonly session offered August 28 September 1. $335 ($365) $305 ($335) Member ** 8:30 a.m. 4:25 p.m. $470 ($500) $440 ($470) Member Aug Aug 28 Sept 1 (Girls only) 8:30 a.m. 4:25 p.m. July Image courtesy of NASA/JPL-Caltech Robot Workshop Tap into technology! Test your software engineering skills by creating, building, testing and prototyping robots. Spend the week in our robotics lab constructing circuits, exploring basic mechanics, taking apart old electronics and discovering breadboarding. Assemble your own autonomous robot to take home and work with your teammates to develop a computer-controlled robot. Girls-only session offered July 31 August 4. $400 ($430) $370 ($400) Member ** $560 ($590) $530 ($560) Member July 31 Aug 4 (Girls only) Aug 28 Sept 1 July Aug Life Aquatic How healthy is your local water source? Investigate the macroinvertebrates and plankton that live in our local streams and wetlands. Use nets and niskin bottles to collect water samples and bring them back to the lab for further study. Explore what the life in the water says about the health of the watershed, the ecosystem and the planet. Collect and analyze your own data as you develop the skills that scientists use to survey aquatic life, and share your findings with your new scientific community. $304 ($334) $274 ($304) Member ** $470 ($500) $440 ($470) Member July July CAMPS FOR GRADES 6 8 «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

11 REGISTRATION REGISTRATION DATES Registration opens for Pacific Science Center Members on February 22 at 8:30 a.m. Registration opens for the general public on March 1 at 8:30 a.m. Early bird registration ends April 30. HOW TO REGISTER & PAY All registrations must be made online at pacsci.org/summer-camps with Visa or MasterCard payment. When registering, choose the grade level your child will be entering in fall Full payment can be made when you register; otherwise, a $100 non-refundable deposit per camp is required, with the remaining balance due by April 30. Unpaid balances will be automatically charged on April 30. Registrations made after April 30 require full payment at the time of registration. WAITLIST PROCESS If a camp is full at the time of registration, you can add your child to the waitlist. If an opening occurs, we will notify you by phone and . Openings only occur if someone transfers or cancels their reservation. If the camp is listed as Capacity Full there are no waitlist spots available. TRANSFERS & CANCELLATIONS To transfer your child between camps, call (206) Requests for transfers must be made at least two weeks prior to the camp start date. Cost: $20 per transfer. Requests for withdrawal from camp must be made at least two weeks prior to the camp start date. No refunds will be given within two weeks of the camp start date. A $100 processing fee will be retained per camp session. EXTENDED DAY CARE Morning and afternoon extended day care is available at all locations. Morning extended day care begins at 7 a.m. Cost: $60 for a 5-day camp week or $14 per day. Afternoon extended day care is available until 6 p.m. Cost: $60 for a 5-day camp week or $14 per day. Sign up online at the time of registration. NOTE: Extended care is not available for select partnership camps. CAMPER LUNCH PROGRAM We are pleased to offer this convenient option at Pacific Science Center s main campus, The Overlake School in Redmond and St. Thomas School in Medina for full-day campers or campers participating in both morning and afternoon half-day camps. At St. Thomas School, community lunch and snacks are provided by SAGE Dining and are included in the cost of camp. SAGE is committed to delivering safe, healthy options for every camper regardless of allergies or dietary restrictions. View the menu and learn more at sagedining.com/menus/stthomasschool. Summer lunch includes a hot entree, sides, salad bar and sandwich options. Road Trip campers are provided sack lunches. At The Overlake School, sign up for lunch at the time of registration. Lunch is provided by the school cafeteria and includes a hot entree, sides and a salad bar option. Limited dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice. Lunch orders are not available by the day and all orders or cancellations must be made by 4 p.m. on the Wednesday before your child s camp start date. At Pacific Science Center s main campus, lunches are provided by locally-owned Classic Catering, a preferred caterer for Pacific Science Center for the past ten years. Sign up for lunch at the time of registration. Lunch orders are not available by the day, and all orders or cancellations must be made by 4 p.m. on the Wednesday before your child s camp start date. Substitutions are not available. View our menu online at pacsci.org/summer-camps. Cost $40 for 5-day camp week $24 for 3-day camp week Included in camp price for St. Thomas School camps PRICING INFORMATION Pacific Science Center Members receive a $30 discount on all summer camps. Register before April 30 to qualify for the additional early bird discount. PRICES LISTED AS: Early Bird Price (After April 30 Price) Limited financial assistance is available for camps at Pacific Science Center. To learn more, visit pacsci.org/summer-camps. 30 REGISTRATION «2017» PACSCI.ORG/SUMMER-CAMPS

12 OTHER PROGRAMS LOVE OUR SUMMER CAMPS? Pacific Science Center offers many more exciting opportunities for curious minds of all ages throughout the year! To learn more, visit pacsci.org or call (206) Parents Night Out Spend a night out (or in!) while your child discovers our exhibits, hands-on activities and a live science, planetarium or laser show. At Mercer Slough Days Out, your child will spend hands-on time outside in nature and perform experiments and activities in our classroom labs. pacsci.org/parents-night-out Birthday Parties Celebrate your child s birthday with science at Mercer Slough or Pacific Science Center! The party includes a private room complete with decorations that match your party theme. Our staff dazzles guests with amazing science activities, explorations and demonstrations! After your party at Pacific Science Center, you are free to explore our exhibits. pacsci.org/birthday-parties Night Walks One Friday evening each month, join us for a guided night walk at Mercer Slough! Explore nature with your family or group as we conduct simple experiments in the lab, then head out on the trails in search of nocturnal creatures. pacsci.org/mercer-slough Tech Creations In this six-week series, middle schoolers can charge into the world of invention and technology as they build a story with animatronics or code Arduino circuit boards to perform tasks. pacsci.org/tech-creations-workshop-with-tinker-tank Preschool Nature Science Explore Mercer Slough with your preschooler and foster a connection to the outdoors. Tadpole Tots is an eight-week, weekday series based on a seasonal theme. In Wetland Waddlers, spend one Saturday morning with your early learner playing games, doing art projects and exploring the outdoors. pacsci.org/mercer-slough 31 OTHER PROGRAMS «2017» PACSCI.ORG