Missouri Botanical Garden: Education

Education

The Missouri Botanical Garden was founded for “the promotion of knowledge.” Today, nearly 100,000 children learn about math, science, and the natural world at Garden facilities each year. An acknowledged leader in inquiry-based instruction and professional training, the Garden has worked since 2002 to facilitate improved learning and teaching in surrounding public schools, growing young minds for future greatness.

Classes for Adults

Check our current classes for adults, families, and horticulture professionals offered from the Kemper Center for Home Gardening.

Therapeutic Horticulture Programs for special populations with special needs.

Senior Programs offers new and exciting classes seasonally for individuals and groups.

Education Division

The Garden is a leader in developing a scientifically literate citizenry by providing engaging and fun student programs, a variety of professional development options, and instructional materials for teachers.

Teachers—join "Dr. George Washington Carver" for an informative stroll to the Carver Garden!

Learn about our Power of Plants contest for students (K–12)!

Classes for Children
and Families

Nearly 100,000 children learn about math, science, and the natural world at Garden facilities each year. Whether you register for a class or come for a drop-in program, you’ll learn while having fun.

Find out more about the Education Division.