Come Explore Our New England Habitat with "e" inc.'s Parent/Child Science Saturdays!

Come Explore Our New England Habitat with “e” inc.’s Science Saturdays!

Topics Include: New England ecosystems and habitats; Trees and Plants; How Animals Survive the Winter; Birds of New England

10:00-11:00: K1&K2

11:30-12:30: Grades 1&2

Sign up for “e” inc.’s new Saturday morning science program for children (grades K1 – 2) located at our harbor walk headquarters at the Charlestown Navy Yard. Beginning March 14th, for four consecutive Saturdays, our staff will teach one-hour science lessons about Our New England Habitat:

LOCATION: “e” inc. Offices
114 16th Street, Room 1030
Charlestown Navy Yard

COST: Register by March 10 for the early bird four-session special of $38 at http://www.einc-action.org.

After March 10, the cost is $45.

DIRECTIONS:

By car: Take 93 North till the Government center exit from the tunnel, stay right at the split toward the North End and then take the first left at the light. Two lights later, go right and stay on that street all the way over the Charlestown Bridge. Go right onto Chelsea Street and follow the Navy Yard wall till the last opening/turn. Building 114 is the first 3-story red brick building on the left. Parking is available at the 16th Street and First Avenue garage.

By public transit: Take the Orange or Green line trains to North Station. Come upstairs to Commercial Street (you will be across the street from the TD Garden). A CVS is on that street. Wait at the corner and a Partners Shuttle will come by and take you right to our building (ask the driver to announce Building 114).

About “e” inc.
“e” inc. is an award-winning environment science learning and action center that provides in-depth science and community involvement to 4,500 urban youth in Metro Boston. Its mission is to create a new generation of conservation citizens committed to understanding and protecting the environment. Through educational science programs and actual civic involvements, “e” inc. provides children, teens, and adults with a scientific understanding of the Earth’s natural resources, biomes, and beings along with the skills needed to protect the planet and live sustainably. For more information, please visit www.einc-action.org