
SEER Clubs
At SEER we offer a variety of clubs!
Science Club meet every other Friday during the school year! This is perfect for curious kids! We have three groups. Jr. Science Club is for kids 4-8yrs old and Science Club is for kids 8-14yr olds. We have a couple of open spots in our Jr. Science Club for the Spring 2026.
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Middler Club is our social club for kids 9-14yrs old. It is for the full school year when you register in August. At this time we have two openings starting in February of 2026 for the remainder of the school year. Contact Jessie@shoalseer.org to register.
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SEER Young Naturalist Club is full for the year. Registration will open for fall in July.​
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Jr. Explorer Club happens on Tuesday afternoons. You can sign up for one day or a full month under the "Sign up now" tab. This is for kids 4-9yrs old, meets from 1:00-3:00pm and focuses on a new topic to explore each week.
Jr. Science Club
Jr. Science club will meet every other Fridays each semester from 9:30-10:30am. To register for our Science Fridays - Science Club for 4-8yr olds please fill out the form linked on the image above and pay the supply fee! You will be billed for club fees on the 22nd of each month. Spaces are limited. We believe in small groups and we want kids to form friendships and investigate science topics together!
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Dates for the 2025-26 school year
August 22
September 5 & 19
October 3 & 17
November 7 & 21
December 5 & Christmas Party TBD
January 16 & 30
February 13 & 27
March 6 & 20
April 3 & 17
May 1 & 15 - Science Fair date TBD
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A Science Fair date will be set in May!
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Fees
Science club is billed monthly on the 22nd of each month.
Science Fridays fees are $40 for the month per child.
There is a sibling discount per additional child.
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There is a one time registration/supply fee of $25 per child due at the time of sign up to help cover the supply cost and other associated fees of a science lab.
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Jr. Explorer Club
​At SEER we value learning through play and experiences with our friends! Jr. Explorer's Club will meet on Tuesday afternoons from 1:00-3:00pm and is for children 4-9yrs old. We will explore a different topic each week through projects, experiments, observations, games and learning stations.
This is a fun, community building experience for each child. Each meeting will have some structured activity time and free time for kids to explore their interests and hang out together.
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When:
Jr. Explorer's Club will meet on Tuesdays from 1:00-3:00pm and is for kids 4-9yrs old.
January 20 - Exploring Simple Circuits: The Windmill January 27 - Exploring the world of the Hobbit
February 3 - Exploring Valentines Day
February 10 - Exploring Gliders and Planes
February 17 - Exploring the world of Margaret Wise Brown February 24 - Exploring the world of Van Gogh
March 3 - Exploring the world of Simple Circuits:The car March 10 - Exploring the world of the crow
March 17 - Exploring the world of Amelia Earhart
March 24 - Exploring the Garden - Spring Planting
March 31 - Exploring Board Game Day
April 7 - Exploring the world of recycled art
April 14 - exploring the world of the butterlfy
April 21 - exploring the world of Harry potter
April 28 - Exploring the World of
May 5 - Exploring the world of Star Wars
May 12 - TBD
May 19 - End of the Year Party
Fees: Each Jr. Explorer Club meeting can be signed up for as an individual session or you can sign up for the entire month of sessions which will be 2-5 sessions. There is no sibling discount available for Jr. Explorer Club, but members get 10% off with their member code. For the entire semester it is $300 which is a savings of $150 for the semester if you book all at once! During our clubs, parents are invited to stay in our small waiting area or drop off and pick up.
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Nature Academy Explorers
February 21 - Knots and how to create shelter
February 28 - Sundial and how to use a compass
March 7 - Create a battery
March 21 - using water to generate power
April 4 - create a thermometer
April 18 - Fire safety
May 2 - Seed preservation and foraging
May 16 - Solar Oven
Each class blends environmental science, engineering, and critical thinking with hands-on activities that encourage teamwork, creativity, and resilience. Lessons are age-appropriate, interactive, and rooted in real-world applications, helping students connect classroom concepts to the natural environment around them.


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