Beach Day @ First Landing State Park
Come out and join us this Thursday September 3rd at the beach at First Landing State Park. Don’t forget sunscreen, bug spray, hats, water bottles, and any beach comfort items!
Thursday September 3, 2026
11:00am-1:00pm (feel free to come earlier or stay longer!)
First Landing State Park (near the visitors center)
2500 Shore Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
There is a fee for parking - $7
~but if you bring your NOI and a homeschooling lesson plan, you can get in for free! (We will try have a small marine biology lesson plan posted shortly for anyone that needs it).
Come reconnect with RSA friends and make some new ones. Old, returning, new, and potential members are welcome!
This is a family event, not a drop-off field trip. A parent or responsible adult must remain onsite and actively supervise their children at all times, including while they are in or near the water. Each family is responsible for its children’s safety and behavior.
Beach Day lesson plan, from our Marine Biology Instructor, Heather N:
"For the lesson plan, I thought we should go with something easy, but very important. Understanding rip currents can save your life. I pulled this version from Lessons from the Sand."
Date – Time
September 3, 2026
– 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location
Offsite
Additional Information
Come out and join us this Thursday September 3rd at the beach at First Landing State Park. Don’t forget sunscreen, bug spray, hats, water bottles, and any beach comfort items!
Thursday September 3, 2026
11:00am-1:00pm (feel free to come earlier or stay longer!)
First Landing State Park (near the visitors center)
2500 Shore Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23451
There is a fee for parking - $7
~but if you bring your NOI and a homeschooling lesson plan, you can get in for free! (We will try have a small marine biology lesson plan posted shortly for anyone that needs it).
Come reconnect with RSA friends and make some new ones. Old, returning, new, and potential members are welcome!
This is a family event, not a drop-off field trip. A parent or responsible adult must remain onsite and actively supervise their children at all times, including while they are in or near the water. Each family is responsible for its children’s safety and behavior.
Beach Day lesson plan, from our Marine Biology Instructor, Heather N:
"For the lesson plan, I thought we should go with something easy, but very important. Understanding rip currents can save your life. I pulled this version from Lessons from the Sand."