Lowell Observatory is proud to offer Lowell Observatory Camps for Kids (LOCKs). These hands-on day camps offer kids the opportunity to learn about STEM through activities such as science investigations, games, music, engineering, and more!

Hands-on, Nature/Outdoors

We offer ski lessons in the winter months for children, Ages 4-12 of all skill levels. Lessons are offered every weekend in a group or private setting, and all children 12 & younger are eligible for a free Power Kids season pass.

Best Friends Preschool is proud to offer a professionally supervised Before and After School program for school age children ages Kindergarten through age 8. BFP provides enrichment activities to promote lifelong learning.

Gardening classes and workshops.

We offer a variety of community workshops and events to bring people and horses together in a meaningful way.

A variety of recreational and cultural programs for all ages.

Canyon Field School is a partnership between Grand Canyon Conservancy and the National Park Service that offers unique opportunities for youth to experience the great outdoors in the heights and depths of Grand Canyon National Park. The mission of Canyon Field School is to inspire stewardship of natural spaces. Students explore the worlds of science, technology, engineering, art, math, culture, and history with Grand Canyon as their classroom! These affordable, fun, and educational programs teach through canyon immersion, behind-the-scenes experiences, field investigations, group projects, hikes, and other inquiry-based learning activities.

Science, Nature/Outdoors, Hands-on

Adaptive riding & Horsemanship, Equine Facilitated Psychotherapy, Equine Assisted Therapy, Therapy with Equine Movement, Summer Camps, Reading and Riding

After school programs to help all kids experience the joy of riding

Nature/Outdoors

For the Phoenix Zoo, high-quality education is an integral part of our mission. We offer a wide variety of programs and materials to support students and teachers as they learn about science and nature concepts.

Nature/Outdoors

After school tutoring sessions offered in Tucson on Tuesdays 5-8pm and in Phoenix on Mondays 5-8pm. Weekend classes offered every other Saturday

​S​outh Mountain Environmental Education Center (SMEEC) serves as an education resource center for many of the City's school children, residents and visitors to South Mountain. The City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation Department is excited to open the doors once again to visitors so they can learn about the rich wildlife and culture Phoenix has to offer.

1 week camps all summer, after school club during school year 4-6:30p M-Th, 8-10 Sa

We offer field trip opportunities for Girl Scouts and Homeschool groups. For more information on these interactive experiences, please visit our website at https://theesquarephx.org/learn/

Programs offered for residents and visitors cover topics such as birdwatching, green living, gardening, water conservation, nature photography, orienteering, alternative energy and stargazing. Entrance to the Environmental Education Center is free and visitors are welcome to view the exhibits and walk the trails around the urban fishing lake.

We offer a wide range of programs pertaining to environmental education.