See what there is to discover. Free weekly programs will be held at the Rocky Reach Learning Center starting in mid-June and running through early August. Taught by visitor center staff, these classes will be tailored for the grade school scientist and include a packet of materials with pre- and post-visit activities.

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Explore the Dahlia from its origins in Mexico, travels through Europe, and ultimately, its worldwide distribution. The Dahlia garden at Rocky Reach Park Arboretum will provide a beautiful area to study cultural requirements and enjoy dozens of cultivars in full bloom.

• Possible date:  August 6, 2009
• Time:  9 - 11 am
• Call 663.7522 to register.

• Time: 9:30 - 10:30 am
• Tues: 2nd-4th graders   Wed: 5th-7th graders
• Call  663.7522 to register.

What are their fins used for?  Do they sleep, smell, hear? Make your own fish print.

Discover the electromagnetic spectrum. See rainbows where once there were none.

How did the river form? What lives in it? Who uses it? What is it used for?

Using the power of the sun to power our lives, cars, go carts, lights and homes.

Discover the incredible journey of a salmon from the day of birth to the return for spawning.  Make your own lifecycle bracelet.

Experience the Rocky Reach East Bank Fish Hatchery. See the  incubators, eggs and the juveniles. Learn how it all works.

Where do electrons come from? How do they move? What do they do?