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Connect with nature and Jewish values through hands-on learning, mindfulness, and play. Students will explore how gardens can make the world a better place through mutual care and collaboration, generosity, and peace.
When
Registration
Registration opens Tuesday, May 12 at 4:00 pm.
$100/tour (admission scholarships available), 60 students and 10 adults maximum per visit. Groups with more than 60 students should contact education@skirball.org.
About the Program
Experience science, community, and kindness in the Skirball’s NEW Bloom Garden! Inspired by the Jewish value of stewarding the land, or Shomrei Adamah, the Bloom Garden is a unique blend of biodiversity, regional sustainability, and second chances. Through hands-on learning, mindfulness, and play, explore how gardens can make the world a better place through mutual care and collaboration, generosity and peace.
The educational benefits of this program include:
- Reinforcing curriculum content standards for science, visual and performing arts, literacy, and social emotional learning
- Strengthening classroom community
- Empathy building
- Environmental awareness
- Fostering inclusivity
- Practicing close-looking and artful thinking
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