Deep in the heart of the cheese-loving, lake-brimming state of Wisconsin, where the cows moo in harmony and the Packers are practically superheroes, a horde of special kids gather to participate in the most thrilling, spine-tingling activity known to mankind - Storytelling! These aren't your ordinary, run-of-the-mill kids, oh no! These are the Wisconsin Whiz-Kid Weavers of Wondrous Words, or the WWWWs for short. Our story begins in a town called Cheddarville, where the air always smells like fresh cheese and the sun shines as bright as a cheese wheel. These young heroes, armed with pencils, papers, and their over-active imaginations, come together to create magical worlds and fantastical creatures, all from the comfort of their local library. There's Patty 'Punchline' Patterson, a girl who can turn any situation into a joke, leaving everyone laughing till they're as red as a ripe tomato. Then there's Timmy 'Twister' Thompson, a boy with an uncanny knack for creating plot twists so unexpected, they'd make a pretzel jealous. And let's not forget about Wanda 'Wonder' Wilson, the queen of fantasy, who can dream up unicities (unicorns with abilities to mimic their surroundings), and dragonflies (literally, dragon-shaped flies) with a snap of her fingers. These budding storytellers, with their tales of laughter, adventure, and magic, have touched every corner of Wisconsin, from the bustling streets of Milwaukee to the tranquil waters of Lake Michigan. Their stories echo across the land, inspiring everyone, from the youngest tot to the oldest grandpa, to believe in the wild, whimsical, and wonderfully unending power of imagination. And remember, in Wisconsin - where the cheese is abundant, the lakes are plentiful, and the stories are endless - your imagination is the biggest cheese wheel of all.
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We are thrilled to bring you some fantastic news! For the first time, we are launching our STEM Summer Camp Program in Torrance, marking our debut in the South Bay and Orange County areas. This is a significant milestone for us, and we hope it's just the beginning of our journey to expand to many other locations. This summer, we are offering your child an unprecedented opportunity to dive deep into the fascinating world of STEM. Our camp will be buzzing with interactive experiments and creative challenges to fuel your child's curiosity and keep them engaged. It's an ideal environment for kids who have an insatiable desire to learn, explore, and grow. We also want to stress our commitment to small group learning. In order to ensure that every child gets the focused attention they need, we're capping the number of spots available. Don't let your child miss out on this incredible opportunity at our exciting STEM Summer Camp. Book their spot today! Our special Science Club program is meticulously designed to cater to children from grades K-6. Each lesson in the Club SciKidz program is crafted to engage students in activities like observation, measurement, identifying properties, and conducting experiments around life, earth, and physical science concepts. Each unit is thoroughly researched by our team of science educators, with valuable inputs from teachers and children. The result is a set of lessons that not only entertain students but also foster genuine learning. Join us for a summer of science that promises to be full of fun and learning!
At ENH, we strive to provide quality outdoor education experiences for San Francisco and Monterey Bay Area students that will last a lifetime. We partner with over 100 schools annually, and since our founding in 1979 we have served more than 215,000 students. Each year, over 7,000 students participate in 3 to 5-day programs at our Sempervirens and Pigeon Point sites, engaging in unplugged, place-based lessons that spark their interest in science and environmental stewardship. We also focus on social emotional learning, environmental literacy, health, and the arts, providing a positive and inclusive environment where students can build relationships with their peers and teachers while developing their sense of responsibility towards the environment. Through our waste reduction activities, such as composting and mock town hall meetings, students learn how to be good stewards of the earth.