The fall Children's Garden Program is a chance to harvest the last vegetables of the season. Kids in the program will continue harvesting crops from the summer, as well as plant their own fall crops and bulbs for spring. Children are encouraged to follow their curiosity, pose questions and use the Garden as a base for individual and team explorations. Sessions include active participation and many hands-on activities. There will be interesting new adventures for all returning participants, as well as old favorites that have become a Science Adventures tradition.
Space is limited, so register early to avoid disappointment.
In this week, we will investigate some of the natural forces that continue to shape our planet over the millennia. Volcanoes, glaciers, and earthquakes, as well as their impact on human society will be a part of our discoveries. We'll also learn about some of the amazing environments found in different parts of our world and create some habitats to take home. Examine the unusual plants living in oceans, streams, ponds, and bogs of the world. Take a close look at carnivorous plants and water-lilies and press seaweed to take home.