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Register for Space Explorers Winter Camps at Fleet

Discover the wonders of space during the Fleet's winter break camps. Explore the planets of our solar system, design and launch different types of rockets, and blast off on a simulated mission to the International Space Station in our Nierman Challenger Learning Center. Sign up for a single day or enroll for the entire week. Don't miss this out-of-this-world experience!

Dates: 12/27/10, 12/28/10, 12/29/10, 12/30/10, and 12/31/10
Times: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Grades: 1-2 and 3-4
Registration Fee: $40 per day (members), $45 per day (non-members)

To register, call (619) 238-1233 ext. 806.

Download registration form.

Participants may sign up for a single day or enroll for the entire week.

Day 1 (12/27/10): Planet and Moons
Investigate our closest neighbors in the solar system. Why is Venus so hot? Can we really build a space station on Mars? Find out the answers to these questions and many more.

Day 2 (12/28/10): Sun Science
Discover why the sun is our favorite star. Explore the seasons, make sun prints, build sundials, and learn why this giant ball of gas is so important to life on Earth.

Day 3 (12/29/10): To Worlds Beyond
Have you ever wondered how many galaxies, planets, moons, and stars are out there? Move beyond our solar system to explore the secrets of the night sky, and gain an appreciation for the vastness and beauty of space.

Day 4 (12/30/10): Living in Space
Experience what it's like to live and work like an astronaut! Blast off the International Space Station in our Nierman Challenger Learning Center, create your own astronaut gear, and design tools to make life in space a little less complicated.

Day 5 (12/31/10): Rocket Science
Brush up on your basic rocketry skills while uncovering the propulsion principles that send real rockets into space. Design, build, and launch all types of rockets and other spacecraft.

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