About this Event
Get out some wiggles and learn something new over winter break.
Some plants are big, like trees, and others are small, like flowers. Plants clean our air, help bees make honey, provide cool shade in the summer, and many are yummy! One thing all plants share in common is that they start from seeds, use light to make energy and need nutrients to grow.
W ith the assistance of a caretaker, children will make their own planters out of recycled materials and plant a seed they can watch grow. Children will learn about how plants grow and what they need to thrive.
This class is designed for preschoolers and up! There will be parts of the project where they may need help from an adult. Caretakers must accompany for safety. The ticket includes all materials and instructions.
About the teacher!
Dan Weisshaar is originally from Lingle, Wyoming, and has been a resident of Wyoming Ave in Adams Morgan, DC, for over 14 years. Dan is a proud P.U.N.K. (Professional Uncle No Kids) with two nieces and three nephews under age 10. Dan has a Master of Professional Science degree in Urban Agriculture from the University of the District of Columbia and is W.S. Jenks and Son's Garden Center Manager. Dan has 10-plus years in workshop leadership and has led classes at DC elementary and high schools.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
W.S. Jenks & Son, 910 Bladensburg Road Northeast, Washington, United States
USD 18.92
