On our first day's adventures, the Kids Club kids were challenged to wander in the Natural History Gallery and write down words they thought were interesting, funny, meaningful or unknown. Museums use various terminologies, definitions and words to interpret the displayed artifact. 

The campers definitely followed the camp's theme, Creative Creatures, with these splendid eggs carton bird masks!

The campers definitely followed the camp's theme, Creative Creatures, with these splendid egg carton bird masks!

The Pro D Day campers went to Beacon Hill Park for a scavenger hunt. There were no clues or hints, but rather they each had an egg carton with images of common natural specimens. The goal was to take a closer look at every day nature and find all twelve items. The acorns were probably the toughest to find as they were hidden beneath fallen leaves!

Regardless of an owl's dinner choice, they will almost always swallow their food whole. However, an owl cannot digest every part of its meal, therefore it will regurgitate a compact oval shaped pellet made of fur, feathers and bones. The young scientists had fun discovering the contents of an owls stomach!

Seycove Secondary students joined us at the RBCM for an exploration of oral histories.

Seycove Secondary students joined us at the RBCM for an exploration of oral histories.

Seycove Secondary students joined us at the RBCM for an exploration of oral history.