The Ocean Institute field trip is one of our most anticipated events of the year, and it’s an experience you definitely won’t want your student to miss!
This program is part of our LiteraSEA series, which examines the connections between science and children’s literature, focusing on separating fact from fiction. In the book Big Al by Andrew Clements, Big Al the fish engages students as he searches for friends. Students will learn about the habitats of Big Al and his ocean friends and even meet a few of them in our Discovery Pool touch tank. They’ll learn how these animals use camouflage and adaptations to survive. They’ll also learn about the different feeding strategies of fish and how humans affect the ocean through commercial fishing.
Date:
Friday, May 9th | 10:30am-11:30am
Cost:
Approx. $23 per student with learning funds; this could decrease depending on how many students attend
Grade(s):
K-4th; Due to limited space, this field trip is for Epic students only.
Address:
7662 Beach. Blvd. Buena Park, CA 90620
Students are responsible for transportation to and from the venue.
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