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Discovery Day at White Deer Park
Join us for Discovery Day at White Deer Park, a signature educational program designed to ignite curiosity in children ages six through twelve. This engaging experience features a variety of hands-on experiments, creative crafts, and interactive activities centered around a rotating monthly theme. Whether your family is exploring the secrets of animal architects, the science of migration, or the wonders of local wildlife, there is always something new to learn together in an outdoor setting.
This self-paced, drop-in event is perfect for families looking to explore nature and science in a welcoming environment. We offer two convenient sessions from 10AM to 12PM and 4PM to 6PM, allowing you to fit this enriching experience into your busy schedule. There is no pre-registration required, making it easy for you to drop by and participate at your leisure.
We invite you to visit our website to review the upcoming monthly themes and specific scheduling dates for the season. Bring your children to White Deer Park to connect with the environment and foster a lifelong love of discovery today.
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