Did you know the Gardens offers an inspiring lineup of homeschool enrichment programs designed for curious minds and nature-loving families? These hands-on experiences invite children and their grownups to learn side by side, blending science, art and nature in unforgettable ways.</p> Kicking off the fall season is Homeschool Day: Amazing Adaptations</a> (Sept. 15), where families explore how plants survive in extreme environments—from deserts to rainforests—and even design their own imaginative plant species.</p> If your family loves to get creative, the Homeschool Make and Take series</strong> is perfect. Explore a serene Japanese stroll garden and build your own miniature Japanese garden</a> (Oct. 6), or dive into the tropics and craft a vibrant rainforest terrarium (Nov. 10).</p> For a more structured classroom-style experience, check out the Science Studio for Homeschoolers</strong>. This fall’s offerings include From Plants to Paper</a> (Aug. 25), where students learn to make their own botanical paper, and Cyanotypes</a> (Oct. 20), a unique introduction to sun-powered photography.</p> Families can also enjoy special evening and weekend workshops, like From Garden to Art: Pressing Plants</a> and Monarchs in Motion</a>, extending learning beyond typical school hours.</p> All programs are designed for children ages 6–12, with materials provided and opportunities to create lasting memories.</p> Ready to grow your homeschool journey? Check out the full schedule</a> and register. Financial assistance</a> is available to ensure every family can participate. </p>
