Watershed Walkabout: Homeschool Explorers
We are working on something new and exciting to offer our local communities! See below for more infomation. Stay tuned for more to come!
Meet a real Marine Conservation Biologist with our BRAND NEW homeschool explorers program! If you are a part of a homeschool co-op group, this program is designed to bring marine science to you. It can be tailored to your needs, and we offer single activities, as well as multi-week programs.
If you are interested in this specialty program, please see the program listing below. Cost of one activity is $85 flat rate plus tax (Travel fee may apply). Pricing for the two series is based on the number of activities scheduled, and will incur a $65/week additional charge.
Homeschool Explorers 8-Week Series
Brand new program just for homeschool co-ops based on our grade-specific program:
Watershed Walkabout: Cape Fear. Minimum of 10 students per group/co-op.
K - 2nd:
Water is Everywhere (weeks 1 and 2):
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Ocean in a Bottle
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We Are All Connected
Ecosystems (weeks 3 and 4):
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Outdoor Adventure Guide Activity
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What's Under the Sand?
Food Webs (weeks 5 and 6):
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Web of Life
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The Great Terrapin Race
Migrations (weeks 7 and 8):
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Flock Together (new)
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Sea Turtle Survival (new)
3rd - 5th:
Water is Everywhere (weeks 1 and 2):
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Incredible Journey
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Sea Level is On the Rise *(Limited to max 30 students)*
Ecosystems (weeks 3 and 4):
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Made From Land, Made From Sea
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Ecosystem Survivor
Food Webs (weeks 5 and 6):
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Turtles, Turtles, Everywhere
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Web of Life
Migrations (weeks 7 and 8):
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Animal S.O.S.
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Alternate Route
Homeschool Explorers Environmental and Marine Science
15-Week Series (Middle School/High School only)
Brand new program just for homeschool co-ops with older students, based on our grade-specific program: Watershed Walkabout: Cape Fear. Minimum of 10 students per group/co-op.
Introduction to Environmental Science (week 1):
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Made From Land, Made From Sea
Ecosystems and Habitats (week 2):
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Outdoor Adventure Guide Activity
Introduction to Ecology (week 3):
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Web of Life
Environmental Needs - Shelter (week 4):
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Ecosystem Survivor
Environmental Needs - Variations (week 5):
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Beakology Decoded
Environmental Needs - Food (week 6):
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Alternate Route
Predators and Prey - Competition (week 7):
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The Great Terrapin Race
Introduction to Marine Science (week 8):
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Outdoor Adventure Guide Activity
Migrations and Open Ocean (week 9):
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Migration Mayhem (new)
Coastal Ecosystems - Barrier Islands (week 10):
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Anatomy of a Beach
Coastal Ecosystems - Estuaries (week 11):
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Calcium Carbonate Calamity
People Pollution (week 12):
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Sea Turtle Salvation
Human Food Competition (week 13):
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A Little Crab on a Big Decline
Human Accommodations (week 14):
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A Diplomatic Island
Marine Conservation (week 15):
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It's Getting Hot in Here
