Making Sense of Botany (ages 5-9)


							
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Saturday, 16th June 2018
10AM - 11.30AM
12.30PM - 2PM
Suitable for ages 5-9
£10 per child with 1 free adult
additional adults normal admisson on the day
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Join us for a super sensory workshop at the Botanic Garden that explores how we feel, smell, taste and see the world around us. Guess what natural materials our selection of objects are made from, just by the way they feel, look at flowers through the eyes of a bee and find out how plants use smell to attract and repel animals and insects. Taste your way around the Rainforest Glasshouse and discover the range of sounds that can be heard, if you listen close enough! Learn how to take a cutting of a popular herb and have a small piece of the Botanic Garden to take home and grow.

Tickets to the workshop includes entry to the University of Oxford Botanic Garden, so why not bring a picnic and indulge your senses for the day!

  • Please come dressed for the weather, as part of this activity will be outside.
  • Please advise us of any allergies.
  • Ticket includes entry to the garden for one adult and one child. Additional adults can pay entry to the gardens on the day.

Venue

The University of Oxford Botanic Garden
Rose Lane, Oxford , OX1 4AZ

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