Homeschool Botany

✨ Holiday Roots: Winter Traditions Around the World

What makes something a “holiday”? In this festive homeschool lesson, students will explore the plants, customs, and cultural traditions that shape winter celebrations around the world. We’ll learn how different cultures use evergreens, spices, flowers, and other botanicals during the season—and what these traditions mean.

Students will then create their own holiday, complete with symbols and stories, and make a handmade gift to give away. Families will also receive multidisciplinary extensions to continue the learning at home.

📅 Thursday, December 11th at 10:30 AM
👩‍👩‍👧 For homeschoolers ages 5–12
💲 $10 per student
📝 Pre-registration required online
📍 Tagawa Gardens
✅ Aligned with Colorado Education Standards & NGSS

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Aligned with Colorado & NGSS standards.

This botany-based class introduces key biology concepts through exploration and play. Multidisciplinary extension activities are available for continued learning at home, covering elements of language arts, math, social studies, and art.

 Aligned with Colorado Academic Standards and the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
 Classes are held monthly—this session will meet Thursday, December 11 at 10:30 AM.
 Pre-registration required online | Cost: $10 per student

Let your child dig into the world of plants and grow their love for science!

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