Arizona Museum of Natural History Camp

Bugs, bugs, and more bugs! For young explorers with a curiosity for all things creepy-crawly, the Arizona Museum of Natural History’s “Going Buggy” camp is a delightful dive into the fascinating world of insects. This four-day adventure, running from July 8th to July 11th, offers an engaging mix of science, crafts, and hands-on learning that will have kids buzzing with excitement. Split into two sessions based on age, the camp caters to budding entomologists aged 6 to 12. The morning session (9 AM to 11 AM) welcomes ages 6 through 9, while the afternoon session (1 PM to 3 PM) is perfect for those aged 9 through 12. Each session is designed to captivate young minds with activities that explore the incredible journey of bugs—from prehistoric giants to the tiny critters we see today. Kids will dig into paleontology as they learn about ancient insects, discover biology and environmental science through interactive lessons, and get their hands dirty with fun crafts inspired by their newfound knowledge. Whether it’s creating bug-themed art or uncovering the secrets of insect evolution, every moment is packed with discovery and creativity. This camp isn’t just about bugs—it’s about sparking curiosity and fostering a love for science in a fun and welcoming environment. With its blend of education and entertainment, “Going Buggy” promises an unforgettable summer experience for your little scientist.