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With our oceanside location, Cabrillo Marine Aquarium is able to offer unique outdoor classroom programs each spring. Additionally, we partner with Heal the Bay and other marine education centers to offer the naturalist-led Key to the Sea program on the beach. |
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Reservations are required. Most public schools must make tour
reservations through their district office. Private and other schools
must submit the Reservation Form. No phone reservations will be taken.
Attention
LAUSD Teachers: Your group tour must be reserved through the School
Journeys office. Check your school's office for supplemental trip
forms.
Want your kids to take home some souvenirs but don't want to
hassle going to the Gift Shop? Pre-order Aquarium treasure bags before
your field trip with this handy Treasure Bag
order form. Treasure bags are economical and convenient and
will be ready for pick up on the day of your field trip. 
School Programs
Spring Outdoor Classroom (Preschool): Grades PreK
With our ideal location, the beach is transformed into an outdoor classroom for children to learn about sea life! Designed for preschoolers, this program encourages children to learn about sea life through hands-on activities and colorful teaching aids. Each 45-minute educational experience is conducted by aquarium docents on the beach and in front of the aquarium. (No more than one adult per every 5 students.)
Spring Outdoor Classroom (Grades K - 12): Grades K - 12
With our ideal location, the beach is transformed into an outdoor classroom for children to learn about sea life! Through talks and activities such as grunion hatching, students learn about different types of marine animals and our ocean environment. Each 50-minute educational program is conducted by aquarium docents on the beach. (No more than one adult per every 5 students.)
Key to the Sea: Grades K - 12
Independent, self-conducted visits to the Aquarium may be extended for K-5th grade students through the naturalist-led Key to the Sea program on the beach. Teachers receive materials about beaches and the impact of storm drain runoff on the ocean at a required Key to the Sea teacher workshop. Co-sponsored by Heal the Bay and a collaborative of local marine education centers.
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