4th - 6th Grade
In this fast-paced, hands-on class, students become real-world problem-solvers. Each month kicks off with a big question, messy challenge, or quirky scenario and it’s up to our young thinkers to investigate, experiment, and collaborate their way to a solution.
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Along the way, they’ll sharpen critical thinking, science, and teamwork skills through games, group projects, experiments and lessons that connect the dots.
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It’s creative. It’s challenging. It’s confidence-building. And most of all, it’s a lot of fun!
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4th - 6th Grade Class
FRIDAYS
(9/5, 10/3, 11/7, 12/5)
10 AM to 3 PM​
Tuition: $250/per semester
(tuition includes the cost of materials)
Non-refundable Registration Fee: $100 per student
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CLASS OFFERINGS:
FRIDAYS​
10AM to 3PM
(9/5, 10/3, 11/7, 12/5)
Science Sleuths
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Explore forensics, chemistry, biology, and environmental science while cracking scientific “cases” every month.
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So, get ready to put on your lab coat and grab your magnifying glass, because in Science Sleuths, scientists become detectives of the natural world, solving mysteries through experiments, data collection, and critical thinking.
In this hands-on, high-energy enrichment class, students will dive deep into the scientific method as they solve weekly mysteries and conduct real experiments across a variety of disciplines—from biology and chemistry to physics, geology, and environmental science. Whether analyzing mysterious substances, solving ecosystem puzzles, or cracking the case of a disappearing liquid, students will sharpen their observational skills, ask big questions, and uncover how science works in action.
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This is more than just a science class, it’s an adventure in discovery, where curiosity is the compass and every question leads to a new clue.
NatureBridge Environmental Science Program
Date TBD
Cost TBD
Connect to SCIENCE + NATURE + SELF AND OTHERS
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NatureBridge overnight environmental science programs in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area offer students the opportunity to engage in inclusive, hands-on learning experiences in one of the San Francisco Bay Area’s most pristine coastal locations. Students explore Rodeo Beach and the trails of the Marin Headlands, challenge themselves physically, build meaningful relationships and discover a caring relationship with the natural world.
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AREAS of STUDY:
- Marine Science
- Terrestrial Plants & Animals:
- Watershed Studies:
- Earth & Physical Science
- Climate Change (5th grade and up):
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Students experience personal growth, build interpersonal skills, gain science knowledge, strengthen critical thinking skills and act as environmental stewards. NatureBridge strives to create an impactful and lasting educational program for every student.​