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Environmental Science Center | King County, WA

2220 SW Seahurst Park Rd, Seattle, WA 98166, USA
4.2
(19 reviews)

About this class

Environmental Science Center runs two programs for caregivers and children ages 2-5. "Tide Pools for Tots," held at the center's building in Seahurst Park, includes a short story, a dance, a featured animal, and gentle exploration of the beach and tide pools; it requires free registration. "Nature Story Time" combines stories, movement, and science activities, sometimes with water play, and is drop-in with no registration needed. Both programs run periodically throughout the year, with caregivers participating alongside their children.

Age Groups:
Toddlers
Preschoolers
Activity Types:
Storytime
Movement
Sensory Play

Reviews

Alexander Wekell
5.0
via google

The Environmental Science Center (ESC) is an absolute gem in South King County! They provide hands-on, engaging experiences that make environmental education come to life for all ages. Their programs in our community at the local beaches, streams, and forested areas are not only fun but also deeply inspiring. ESC’s commitment to fostering stewardship—they ensure everyone has access to learning about and connecting with nature, regardless of background. Whether you're attending an event, volunteering, or enrolling a child in a school program, you’ll leave feeling more connected and motivated to protect our environment. Thank you, ESC, for the incredible work you do in our community~!

Posted on: November 07, 2024

Raya
1.0
via google

Went to visit this center and saw other employees get mad at kids visiting for skipping rocks and touching the crabs as well as the employee that was watching them. What do you expect, it’s called a science center they are meant to explore if that’s a problem be clear to say that before the tour and be nice about how the way you address it. The staff was completely disrespectful and out of line. I was completely disappointed with the visit. Bathroom were also filthy and smelled foul. How can a center talk about customers disrespecting the center by skipping rocks in water and touching crabs when the center doesn’t even keep the place clean. If I was the staff i’d be more courteous to the customers especially the kids, clear with instructions, and cleaner overall. In order to expect certain expectations from customers you also have to be able to provide satisfactory service and from what i saw today not many were satisfied. Also noticed the woman that seemed to be in charge of the institution was yelling at the children on the field trip and was entirely rude the entire time. I hope someone at the center addresses and does something about her attitude because she is entirely over the top and needs to relax. How you present yourself to customers at your institution will reflect just exactly how you run your institution and how you treat your employees. They need to have someone else in charge interacting with the customers if she gonna be in a bad mood the entire time.

Posted on: August 12, 2022

Anna Harrington
5.0
via google

Great resource on our last school field trip! Nice and very knowledgeable people. :-)

Posted on: May 18, 2023

Lauren Lovejoy
1.0
via google

Another organization who thinks they are legally allow to demand employees be vaccinated. Unethical organization.

Posted on: February 16, 2022

Kristine Ashcraft
5.0
via google

They provide wonderful hands-on environmental education for local schools and community members.

Posted on: October 05, 2018

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Open Hours

Sunday Closed
Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday 12:00 PM – 5:00 AM
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday 12:00 PM – 5:00 AM

FAQs for Parents

Looks like, "Environmental Science Center" offers classes for a variety of ages including: Toddlers, Preschoolers.
From what we know, "Environmental Science Center" offers a variety of activities including: Storytime, Movement, Sensory Play.