Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY

About this camp

Hosted by Northwestern University’s Center for Talent Development, this program invites curious students to engage in a formal study of the animal kingdom. The curriculum focuses on the structural foundations of biology, specifically looking at how skeletons, size, and symmetry dictate the lives of different species. Through hands-on observation and structured inquiry on the Evanston campus, participants analyze the physical adaptations that allow creatures to thrive in varied environments. It is a quiet, academic environment designed for those who enjoy looking closely at the natural world and understanding the logic behind biological design.

Sessions & dates

Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY: parent FAQ

What ages does Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY accept?

Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY serves campers ages 9–10.

When does Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY run?

Sessions run from June 25 through June 25.

Where is Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY located?

Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY is located in Evanston, IL.

Does Animal to Animal: Size, Skeletons, and Symmetry ALL DAY offer financial aid or scholarships?

Yes — at least one program lists financial aid or scholarships. Apply or ask directly through the provider.