Look closely
Use microscopes and suitable specimens to notice details, compare observations, and ask better questions.
Summer science · Collecting interest
Summer learning that begins with curiosity.
A school break can make room for careful observation, practical science, and questions there is time to pursue. Leslie is gathering interest in summer workshops for families who would like that kind of learning.
Dates, meeting times, length, location, group size, and fees are not yet confirmed. Share the interests and general availability that would work for your family so Leslie can explore a suitable program.
Share summer interest
Possible workshop activities
Work carefully
Practice safe tool use and practical techniques. Any dissection, specimen choice, or specialized activity will be discussed before participation.
Keep a record
Write observations, make labeled drawings, and explain what the evidence supports in a student's own words.
These are examples, not a promised daily itinerary. Activities and expectations will be matched to learners' readiness and the facilities available.
Interested in a summer workshop?
Tell Leslie your student's age or grade, interests, preferred area, and general availability. If families have similar interests and a suitable arrangement is possible, she can propose a workshop for you to consider.
Share your interests and availabilityThis is not enrollment or a reserved place. No payment is requested, and no workshop is guaranteed to run.
Looking for a different format? Explore after-school enrichment, A&P and pre-health preparation, or all instruction options.
Student photos or work are never used in marketing without written permission. Any keepsake photo would be optional; declining does not affect participation. Read the imagery policy.