Bay Education Center Summer Programs
2025-07-11 16:00 - 19:00 UTC | Bay Education Center (121 Seabreeze Dr, Rockport, TX 78382)
The Bay Education Center will have programming every Friday in June and July with the exception of July 4th, as we will be closed. Each morning, we will do Kindergarten - 2nd grade from 11am to noon. In the afternoon it will be 3rd - 5th grade from 1 to 2 pm. Each program will be first come, first serve and limited to the first 12 learners. Fridays, 11:00 a.m. ? 12:00 p.m. | Kindergarten?2nd Grade @Rockport June 6 ? Jellyfish (K?2nd Grade @Rockport) Children will explore the fascinating world of jellyfish through engaging visuals and hands-on activities that highlight their unique features and how they move through the ocean. June 13 ? Flowers (K?2nd Grade @Rockport) This session introduces children to flowers and their role in the environment. Kids will examine petals, leaves, and pollination through simple activities and observation. June 20 ? Sea Turtles (K?2nd Grade @Rockport) Participants will learn about the life cycle of sea turtles, the challenges they face, and what makes these marine reptiles so special. June 27 ? Weather (K?2nd Grade @Rockport) Young learners will dive into the basics of weather?clouds, rain, wind, and sunshine?through fun demonstrations and sensory activities. July 11 ? Sharks (K?2nd Grade @Rockport) Kids will discover what makes sharks unique, from their sharp teeth to their sleek bodies, and learn how they survive in their ocean habitat. July 18 ? Space (K?2nd Grade @Rockport) This session will introduce the wonders of space, including the moon, planets, and stars, through creative storytelling and interactive projects. July 25 ? Birds (K?2nd Grade @Rockport) Children will learn how to identify local birds, explore feathers and beaks, and understand what makes birds different from other animals. Fridays, 1:00 p.m. ? 2:00 p.m. | 3rd?5th Grade @Rockport June 6 ? Jellyfish (3rd?5th Grade @Rockport) Students will investigate jellyfish anatomy, their place in the food web, and the adaptations that help them thrive in the ocean. June 13 ? Flowers (3rd?5th Grade @Rockport) This session explores flower anatomy and function. Students will dissect real flowers to learn about parts like the pistil, stamen, and petals. June 20 ? Sea Turtles (3rd?5th Grade @Rockport) Learners will examine sea turtle behavior, nesting habits, migration patterns, and the conservation efforts in place to protect them. June 27 ? Weather (3rd?5th Grade @Rockport) Students will explore atmospheric science by learning how clouds form, how to read weather data, and even build simple weather tools. July 11 ? Sharks (3rd?5th Grade @Rockport) This hands-on session covers shark biology, including teeth, senses, and species diversity, with a focus on their ecological importance. July 18 ? Space (3rd?5th Grade @Rockport) Students will explore the solar system, understand phases of the moon, and engage in activities that highlight Earth?s place in the universe. July 25 ? Birds (3rd?5th Grade @Rockport) Participants will investigate bird adaptations by comparing beaks, feathers, and feet, and discuss the importance of birds in coastal ecosystems.
