Is your homeschool learner ready to become an ecologist? Join us at the Wildflower Center for Homeschool Days, where science and nature come to life through hands-on learning and outdoor exploration.

Designed for 2nd–6th grade learners (ages 8–12), each 90-minute session offers a thematic lessons, interactive activities, and the chance to apply new skills in our gardens. Participants will investigate the natural world while building observation skills and discovering cause and effect in nature.

Spring 2027 Sessions

Nature Ambassadors – Wednesday, February 3, 10–11:30 a.m.
Texas is home to many unique plants and animals that are impacted by the choices we make. Learn different ways that humans interact with our environment and what we can do to help protect our ecosystem.

All About Trees – Wednesday, March 3, 10–11:30 a.m.
Branch out into the fascinating world of trees - from the graceful desert willow to the mighty live oak. Join us as we learn how trees are cared for and studied at the Wildflower Center.

Insect Investigators – Wednesday, April 7, 10–11:30 a.m.
Come explore some of the smallest creatures in our ecosystem. Texas is home to over 30,000 species of insects. We'll learn about the characteristics they all share and the many ways they are unique.

Pricing

$20 per child, per session (members receive 20% off)
$15 per adult, per session (free for Wildflower Center members)
Members receive a discount. Not a member? Join today!

Please note: Homeschool Days are designed for 2nd–6th grade learners (ages 8–12). At least one registered child must be in this grade range. Siblings are welcome, but any child over the age of 2 must be registered. Children ages 2 and under may attend for free.

Families may register for any number of dates. We encourage you to join us for the full series to build on your learner’s ecological knowledge across topics!

Registration is required. Space is limited, and homeschoolers must be accompanied by an adult.