Activites, Camps and After School Classes in Seattle, WA

Sealab 2025 is summer in a camp! With kayaking, fishing, and tide-pooling, this camp is packed with summer fun! Budding marine biologists will learn how sea life anatomy relates to the human body via specimen dissections, test water quality, and discuss human connection with oceans and waterways. Explorers will enjoy a full-day field trip, including drop-off and pick-up at Golden Gardens, one of Seattle’s best beaches. No swimming experience is required but a love for the water is highly recommended. Grab your swimsuit and join us for Sealab 2025! (Full-day field Trip on Thursday, Pinnacle will help arrange carpools)

Regardless of experience levels, all back-country hikers and campers risk getting lost or stranded for a short time in the outdoors. The Advance Survival class will teach Explorers how to survive and even thrive as a team, as they navigate disaster scenarios each day. Instructors will lead campers in engaging survival and primitive skills exercises, showing how to utilize surrounding resources. Skills covered may include animal traps, sewing, water purification, advanced shelters, basket weaving, rescue signaling, wilderness first aid, knife safety, fire-craft and more. Living in the PNW, this camp is a must! Entering grades: 5th - 8th or have completed Pinnacle’s Rule of 3 Survival Camp previously

Travel through time with us as we explore and recreate some of the Primitive Projectiles of our ancient ancestors. From throwing rocks & spears, to slings & atlatls, tomahawks & archery, campers will discover how people around the world have innovated projectiles to harvest small and large game for clothing, food, tools and more. Campers will need a keen eye, as we search for materials and game trails. In addition, we’ll talk about how far human innovation has come and what it means to ensure having a sustainable resource. After spending lots of time on target practice, we’ll also share stories, play games, and splash around in the water. If it can be thrown, launched, chucked or tossed, we’ll do it this week during Primitive Projectiles camp!

From UV rays to lasers, Explorers will discover a broad spectrum of opportunities to play and experiment with light. Together, we will examine how plants and animals use light beyond what we can see, while also learning how we utilize light in surprising ways, such as laser tag and fiber optics. Explorers will even engrave a personal memento using a laser! Light & Lasers will spark our Explorers’ imaginations!

We drink, bathe, and play in water, but what is water? Explorers will dive into this question as they splish & splash their way through experiments and summertime play! We’ll explore water’s unique properties by creating solvents, freezing yummy treats, investigating water tension, and more. Explorers in Wet n’ Wild should expect to get wet every day of the week — a must during summer!

With the World of Pokémon as inspiration, trainers will explore and learn about different habitats as they search for animals. They’ll learn about adaptations and evolution when designing their own Pokémon. During a visit to Woodland Park Zoo, they’ll analyze Pokémon types, habitats, and names to gain clues about where to find them. Trainers will have to work together on challenges like making their own Pokéballs to “catch” Pokémon and battle them. With special visitors joining us throughout the week, Trainers will have hands-on time with a variety of animals. Join us on a Pokémon Safari as we try to catch ‘em all!

Explore your environment through street photography. Develop your own unique style with inspiration from photographic artists who have pushed the medium of street photography. This class will include many field trips to different locations in Seattle, such as Waterfront/Pier and Chinatown-International District. This camp is only for youth entering 9th-12th grade in the upcoming school year. Full payment is due at the time of online registration. Need Assistance? We are committed to providing equitable access to quality arts education for all youth, regardless of socioeconomic status. We are pleased to offer you one of the following Promo Codes to assist you with your registration needs. We hope you will find a discount code appropriate to your specific circumstances. 1. For a 25% Discount, enter code:‍ YIF25OFF (you pay $221.25 half-day; $446.25 full-day) 2. For a 50% Discount, enter code: YIF50OFF (you pay $147.50 half-day; $297.50 full-day) 3. For a 75% Discount, enter code: YIF75OFF (you pay $73.75 half-day; $148.75 full-day) 4. For a flat $25 Rate, enter code: YIF25FLAT If you have alternate needs or questions, please get in touch with Shida Bonakdar at ShidaB@youthinfocus.org before registering.

With the World of Pokémon as inspiration, trainers will explore and learn about different habitats as they search for animals. They’ll learn about adaptations and evolution when designing their own Pokémon. During a visit to Woodland Park Zoo, they’ll analyze Pokémon types, habitats, and names to gain clues about where to find them. Trainers will have to work together on challenges like making their own Pokéballs to “catch” Pokémon and battle them. With special visitors joining us throughout the week, Trainers will have hands-on time with a variety of animals. Join us on a Pokémon Safari as we try to catch ‘em all! (Full-day Field Trip included, Pinnacle will help arrange carpools)

All creatures have similar basic needs: air, shelter, water, and food. With thematic games and activities, Explorers will discover what these needs are by learning the "Rule of 3" as a general guideline. Engaging lessons on knife skills, collecting water, building debris shelters, and making a fire make for a memorable week. Our intensive, hands-on Survival Skills: The Rule of 3 camp will culminate with a much-deserved s’more celebration, a quintessential summertime treat. Explorers of all experience welcome!

All creatures have similar basic needs: air, shelter, water, and food. With thematic games and activities, Explorers will discover what these needs are by learning the "Rule of 3" as a general guideline. Engaging lessons on knife skills, collecting water, building debris shelters, and making a fire make for a memorable week. Our intensive, hands-on Survival Skills: The Rule of 3 camp will culminate with a much-deserved s’more celebration, a quintessential summertime treat. Explorers of all experience welcome!

Sealab 2025 is summer in a camp! With kayaking, fishing, and tide-pooling, this camp is packed with summer fun! Budding marine biologists will learn how sea life anatomy relates to the human body via specimen dissections, test water quality, and discuss human connection with oceans and waterways. Explorers will enjoy a full-day field trip, including drop-off and pick-up at Golden Gardens, one of Seattle’s best beaches. No swimming experience is required but a love for the water is highly recommended. Grab your swimsuit and join us for Sealab 2025! (Full-day field Trip on Thursday, Pinnacle will help arrange carpools)