• Live Music by Mogollon Band
  • Showing the Movie Coco
  • Bounce Houses and Kids Games
  • Entertainment, Contests and Giveaways
  • Haunted Bus and Superhero Sightings
  • Food Trucks
  • Carnival Rides ($5 wristband for unlimited rides. Age and height restrictions may apply)
  • Wear costumes for a special prize! 

 

 

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Date: 
Saturday, October 20, 2018 - 5:00pm to Sunday, October 21, 2018 - 8:30pm
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 The Egyptian wolf is also called the Egyptian jackal, but is not a jackal at all,

nor did this species originate in Egypt. Instead, it is a member of the wolf family

(Canis aureus lupus ). Egyptian wolves are canines found in the northern areas

of Egypt, the Ethiopian highlands, and the northeastern areas of Libya. The

Egyptian wolf is similar to a jackal, but they are larger and taller than jackals.

They are thin, with a beige, gray or dirty yellow coat.

 The ancient Egyptian god Anubis had the head of a jackal, inspired by the

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 I had an amazing time attending Girls Scout camp at

Sheely Farms. We learned to make items with shaving

cream, glue and food coloring. We made mermaid tails

out of paper and portraits of ourselves out of cardboard.

I also had the opportunity to meet new people.

Miss Ginnie, Girl Scout Program Specialist, couldn’t

 do Girl Scouts as a kid, but thought it would be great

to do it as an adult. Juliet Gordon-Low started Girl

Scouts in 1912. Girl Scouts was made official on March

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Bear Essential News offers five classroom presentations for Tucson and Phoenix-area students in grades 2 through 8.

These free presentations promote strong writing and interviewing skills and teach the fundamentals of journalism. We also encourage students and teachers to participate in our award- winning Young Reporters Program. Not only do young writers learn the basics of reporting, they also have the opportunity to have their news stories printed in Bear Essential newspapers throughout Arizona!

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Tucson Audubon field trips are free, unless stated otherwise.

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The FIRST LEGO League series guides young children through STEM learning and exploration at an early age. From Discover, to Explore, and then to Challenge, students will understand the basics of STEM and apply their skills in an exciting competition while gaining productive habits of learning, confidence, and teamwork skills along the way.

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Act One partners with Title 1 schools in Metropolitan Phoenix and Metropolitan Tucson as well as nearby areas that have limited educational arts field trip opportunities. Act One coordinates the field trips with educators/schools/districts and the arts organizations, handling reservations and paying admission costs to the arts venues; coordinating and paying for transportation via district buses or contracted bus services; providing teaching materials to help prepare for the field trip; and providing books when they complement the field trip. Field Trips for Title 1 Schools

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