Don’t Worry – this program is perfectly suitable for your children aged 4-10 years (and adults). You’ll explore tiny critters like bees, crickets, and butterflies and learn about how they all fit in to our eco-system.
$20/child, an hour and a half per class. ($3 member discount). Classes held at Chicago Botanic Garden. Click below to reserve your spot:
Kids 4-10 years old will basically dissect a plant and flower and use the proceeds for art projects. Something like that…Basically CBG is teaching about how seeds and plants and flowers work…you know, nature…so if nature is something that you think is important, and you think kids should know about it, than this sounds like a great opportunity. Otherwise, there’s plenty of learning in Tennessee Tuxedo and Woody Woodpecker too.
Chicago Botanic Garden: $20/child ($3 discount for members). Each class is an hour and a half. Click below to reserve your spot:
Kids aged from 4-10 years old, adn their parents, will really this Botanic Garden program… Examine the cacao tree and learn how bitter beans make delicious desserts. Better yet, kids will take home chocolate mint and chocolate pepper plants. Who knew there was a Frango Mint plant?!?!?!
Cost: $20/child ($3 discount for members). Reserve your spot at the link below:
February 6 – 9:30am-11:00am OR 1:00-2:30pm
February 13th – 9:30am-11:00am OR 1:00 – 2:30 pm
Pizza has lots of ingredients from the garden — wheat, herbs, tomatoes – and pepperoni(?). Kids from 4-10 years old (and their parents) will learn to mix and knead pizza dough, and plant a special Italian herb garden.
$20/child ($3 reduction for members) – Follow links below to reserve your spots:
January 23 – 9:30am-11:00am OR 1:00pm – 2:30pm
January 30 – 9:30am-11:00am OR 1:00pm – 2:30pm
 For kids 4-10 years old who love to get dirty (i.e. everyone) – the Chicago Botanic Garden (CBG) teaches Worm Worlds: a weekend class that teaches how worms turn garbage into compost.Kids will explore different types of worms and their habitats, create a worm compost bin, and learn to use compost to feed plants. To the delight of all parents, all participating children take home a compost bin with live worms.January 9th – From 9:30am-11:00am OR from 1-2:30pm
January 16th – From 9:30am – 11:00am OR from 1-2:30pm - Follow the links to make your reservations. $20/child + $5 materials fee (read: worms) ($3 reduction for members) |
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