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Sensational Squids
-Tuesday, February 9th, 2026
Instructor Montanna Wilson

Dive into the fascinating world of marine biology as students become junior scientists in this hands-on Squid Dissection Adventure! Participants will safely explore the anatomy of a real squid, discovering how these incredible ocean creatures eat, move, defend themselves, and survive in their underwater habitats. Students will identify body parts such as the tentacles, beak, gills, ink sac, and more while learning about marine ecosystems and ocean conservation.

Hermit Crab Habitats

1 hr$15

Get ready to explore the amazing world of hermit crabs with instructor Montanna Wilson! In this hands-on enrichment class, students will learn about the unique needs of these fascinating coastal creatures while designing and creating their very own hermit crab habitat. Young naturalists will discover how hermit crabs find shells, what they eat, where they live, and how they help keep coastal ecosystems healthy.
Through interactive activities, habitat design, and observation, students will gain a deeper understanding of animal care, environmental stewardship, and the importance of creating safe spaces for living creatures.

Harvest Hunters

1 hr$10

2 CLASS BUNDLE
-Tuesday, December 1st, 2026
-Thursday, December 3rd, 2026
Instructor Callie Ross

Discover the delicious world of seasonal fruits and vegetables in this hands-on agricultural enrichment class! Students will explore how fruits and vegetables grow, learn why eating seasonally is important, and discover the journey from farm to table. Through gardening activities, sensory exploration, tasting opportunities, and interactive lessons, young learners will connect with nature while developing healthy habits and agricultural knowledge.

*Food Allergy Waiver MUST BE COMPLETED prior to class

Mealworm Mysteries

1 hr$15

3 CLASS BUNDLE
-Monday, December 7th, 2026
-Tuesday, December 8th, 2026
-Thursday, December 10th
Instructors Callie Ross & Montanna Wilson

Get ready to become an insect scientist! In this fascinating hands-on enrichment class, students will investigate the amazing life cycle of mealworms and discover how these tiny creatures transform through complete metamorphosis. Young entomologists will observe live mealworms, learn about their habitats, behaviors, and role in the ecosystem, and participate in science experiments that encourage curiosity and discovery.

Petals & Posies

1 hr$45

6 CLASS BUNDLE
-Monday, March 8th, 2027
-Tuesday, March 9th, 2027
-Thursday, March 11th, 2027
-Monday, March 15th, 2027
-Tuesday, March 16th, 2027
-Thursday, March 18th, 2027
Led by Instructor Callie Ross

Bloom into the wonderful world of flowers in this hands-on enrichment class that combines science, nature, and creativity! Students will explore the parts of a flower, discover how flowers grow and reproduce, and learn why pollinators play such an important role in our environment. Then, budding florists will put their knowledge into practice by creating beautiful floral arrangements using fresh-cut flowers.

Through observation, flower dissection, and floral design, students will gain an appreciation for nature's beauty while developing creativity, fine motor skills, and confidence.

Little Botanist: Succulent Study

1 hr 30 mins$25

Little Botanist: Succulent Study
-Thursday, March 4th, 2027

Instructor: Michelle Langlois of Tangled Roots Potting Bar

Students will become Little Botanists during this hands-on exploration of succulents and air plants! Young learners will investigate plant parts, root systems, soil needs, water control, propagation, and proper plant care while discovering how succulents are specially adapted to store and conserve water. Students will put their knowledge into practice at a hands-on potting bar, where they’ll design, plant, and take home their very own succulent creation.

Class Location: 5701 Pine Island Road, Bokeelia, FL 33922

Open to ages 2 years old to 6th grade!

Mangrove Missions

2 hrs$10

-Thursday February 19th, 2026
Led by Instructor Montanna Wilson

Students will explore the unique mangrove ecosystems of Pine Island with a hands-on visit to Tropical Point Park. While sifting through sand and shoreline, students will discover how mangroves protect our coasts, support wildlife, and play a vital role in conservation. This immersive experience connects science, environmental awareness, and island stewardship.