Do you like to get your hands dirty?
Preschool Campers Learning Lab
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"Learning Experiences Where Everyone Gets Their Hands Dirty"
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Our Portable
Wonder Lab Series
Learning Experiences Where Everyone Gets There Hands Dirty!
Preschool Campers brings Portable Wonder Labs to families and community groups in the Colorado Springs area. Children and their grown-ups build, experiment, laugh, and discover together, with a facilitator guiding the investigation
It Takes a Village to Raise a Child...
Welcome to Ours!
Wonder freely.
Investigate responsibly.
Let evidence be your guide!
Grown-ups belong in the investigation!
Children and their responsible adults participate together. Your grown-up stays with you, joins the experimenting, and remains responsible for supervision. We bring the questions, materials, and facilitation.
You bring your curiosity.

PRESCHOOL CAMPERS LEARNING LAB
Please Note: Some Pictures Reflect Future Learning Labs and May Not Match Current Availability. Watch us as we grow!


COMING SOON!


There is no “right” finished product —
Curiosity is the Curriculum.
A lot of children's programming is still organized around an adult knowing the answer:
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"Here are the instructions."
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"Make yours look like this."
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"Here's what you're supposed to learn."
Preschool Campers begins somewhere different:
“What do you notice?”
“What do you wonder?
“What do you think will happen?”
"How could we find out?”
"What materials could we use?"
A child might walk into the Water Lab to investigate flow, enter the Kitchen wondering why bread rises, build something that collapses in the Maker Lab, or discover that their experiment produced something completely different than expected.
A grandparent might not know how to answer the question.
Parents may be unsure about the next steps to take.
And that's not failure.
That's the experience.
Science isn't knowing the answer.
Science is figuring out how to test the question.
We are here for it all!























