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Winter Mini-Camp
Ever wonder how and what a lion hunts? What on earth does a komodo dragon eat? How do great white sharks zero in on their prey?
Your child will discover the answers to these questions and more as they have fun learning about the natural history of Powerful Predators.
Through fun-filled lessons and activities, your child will learn about the fascinating lives of lions, komodo dragons, sharks, bears, crocodiles and eagles!
2012 Camp Dates
Wednesday, December 26
Thursday, December 27
Friday, December 28
Wednesday, January 2
Thursday, January 3
Friday, January 4
Camp Activities
This year, the Winter Mini Camp activities are focused on Powerful Predators.
Choose one day, or more! Each day includes...
- Fun-filled Lessons: Study the natural history of each animal and learn about the roles they play. Explore the challenges predators face to survive.
- Crafts & Activities: Educational games, activities, and crafts will enhance your child’s learning experience.
Camp Details
WHERE: All Winter Mini Camp sessions take place at the Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History
WHO: The programs are designed for children ages 4-12.
WHEN: Camp will run from 9 am to 3 pm. Before and After Camp Care is available for an additional fee of $5.00 per hour. All campers must arrange before and After Camp Care prior to the day needed. Late fees may be assessed for late pick-up.
MEALS: Lunch must be provided for all children. Please include snacks and a water bottle.
REGISTRATION: Pre-registration is required for your children to attend, and one-half of the total registration fee is needed to hold your child’s space.
Brochure and Registration Form [PDF]
Museum programs fill quickly, so please register early. To register your child or children for this program, please submit one form per child.
Mail completed registration form(s) and payment to:
Brazos Valley Museum of Natural History
Attn: Winter Mini Camp
3232 Briarcrest Drive
Bryan, Texas 77802
OR this form can be faxed to the Museum at (979) 774-0252. A check must be received at the above address within five (5) working days either by mail or in person or your child’s reservation will be cancelled.
- All registrants must pay in advance.
- Registrations accepted on a first come, first served basis.
- NO TELEPHONE REGISTRATIONS.
Discounts
Full Session Discount: If you enroll your child for all 6 sessions, you will receive $2 off each day.
Sibling Discount: $2 off each session for each additional child.
Refund Policy
*Refunds are not available unless a replacement camper is located to fill the vacancy.

