Discover the evolution of the seed, break open a seed to explore its anatomy, and experience seed adaptations in real time. This 1-hour workshop is a combination of hands-on activities, science experiments, and a presentation packed with regionally specific information, fun facts, and more. Students will walk away with a new understanding and appreciation of the amazing roles seeds play in our ecosystems.
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Book a Child & Youth Workshop
Looking to bring hands-on environmental education into your classroom? Look no further than our workshops for children and youth!
Book a child or youth workshop in our teaching gardens, or have one of our educators come to you! We offer a variety of programming for learners from preschool to grade 12. Inquire about the possibility of French composting workshops for immersion classes from kindergarten to grade 8!
Accessibility Information
Our educators aim to make our workshops accessible and enjoyable for students with diverse needs. Get in touch if you have students who may benefit from accommodations so that we can best prepare for your workshop. For information about accessibility on our site during visits, see here.
Testimonials
“It was very apparent that the kids, and their parents, thoroughly enjoyed the program. The day after the program I had one little guy, who attended the program, ask me to find him books on composting as his family were going to build a compost!”
“I liked how experiential the tour was for the children. The facilitator was skilled at maintaining the children’s attention and keeping them interested.”
“Elora was very interactive, engaging, and fun! She noticed when the children needed to move and was willing to respond to many questions, comments and student inquiries!”
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Secret Life of Seeds (Grades 9-12)
1 hour | $75/ workshop | Book anytime – pertinent in Springtime
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Exploring Citizen Science (Grades 9-12)
1.5 hours | $90/ workshop | Best Booked in March-October
Learn how to be a citizen scientist and conduct a biodiversity survey near your school using iNaturalist to help identify, categorize and publish your findings.