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A group of children wearing purple t-shirts gather in a circle around a teacher who gestures to a fossil on the wall.

Each day campers will be divided into groups by age, with one group for children ages 6-8 years and one for those aged 9-12 years.

Photo provided by the South Carolina State Museum

Calling all curious minds…and busy parents.

Registration is now open for the South Carolina State Museum’s Spring Break camps, sponsored by AFLAC.

These week-long camps focus on a different subject each day including natural history, art, S.T.E.A.M + more, and cover multiple subjects (think: Ozobots to astronomy, and even fossil exploration).

Bonus: Camp Education Leaders are highly trained with CPR/First Aid certification, autism and accessibility training, and more.

See the schedule + register your kiddo

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