Home School

“Aurora Over the Silk Road” is an interactive workshop created and produced by teen siblings Yasmine and Anthony as the culmination of a homeschooling project. The brother-sister duo founded Yasmanth Inc. to take their presentation on tour around the country. This program is included with paid admission to the Children’s Museum and is free for museum members.

Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary's spring homeschool series will allow students to experience nature through an ongoing project. During our first class, we will plant a variety of seeds and then monitor their growth over the next six weeks. At the end of our session, we will transplant the seeds into one of the sanctuary gardens and students will be able to visit their plants whenever they want. In this session we will focus on energy and light, and where it comes from.

Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary's spring homeschool series will allow students to experience nature through an ongoing project. During our first class, we will plant a variety of seeds and then monitor their growth over the next six weeks. At the end of our session, we will transplant the seeds into one of the sanctuary gardens and students will be able to visit their plants whenever they want. In this last session of the series, we will celebrate with an eco party!

Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary's spring homeschool series will allow students to experience nature through an ongoing project. During our first class, we will plant a variety of seeds and then monitor their growth over the next six weeks. At the end of our session, we will transplant the seeds into one of the sanctuary gardens and students will be able to visit their plants whenever they want. In this session we will focus on bees and their critical role in the life cycle of plants.

Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary's spring homeschool series will allow students to experience nature through an ongoing project. During our first class, we will plant a variety of seeds and then monitor their growth over the next six weeks. At the end of our session, we will transplant the seeds into one of the sanctuary gardens and students will be able to visit their plants whenever they want. In this session we will focus on gardening basics.

Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary's spring homeschool series will allow students to experience nature through an ongoing project. During our first class, we will plant a variety of seeds and then monitor their growth over the next six weeks. At the end of our session, we will transplant the seeds into one of the sanctuary gardens and students will be able to visit their plants whenever they want. In this session we will focus on water, and where it can be found even when it's not readily visible.

Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary's spring homeschool series will allow students to experience nature through an ongoing project. During our first class, we will plant a variety of seeds and then monitor their growth over the next six weeks. At the end of our session, we will transplant the seeds into one of the sanctuary gardens and students will be able to visit their plants whenever they want. In this session we will focus on the Science of Soil.

Do you enjoy the outdoors? Are you concerned about wildlife? Would you love to learn more about nature? Then this is just the class for you! Learn about wildlife, habitats, and the importance of making smart environmental choices. Each class is geared to enhance and strengthen a bond to nature and ecological awareness through a variety of subjects, creative art, or research projects. And we always end with a tasty, thematic treat that YOU make yourself!

Class is now in session for homeschoolers! Joppa Flats offers monthly focus topics, each with an on-site study session and an exciting field trip to experience our subject firsthand. All study sessions complement the field trips, but one does not require the other.

Class is now in session for homeschoolers! Joppa Flats offers monthly focus topics, each with an on-site study session and an exciting field trip to experience our subject firsthand. All study sessions complement the field trips, but one does not require the other.