Moore in the Garden
Explore this outdoor exhibition of the work of famed 20th-century sculptor Henry Moore— Moore in America: Monumental Sculpture at The New York Botanical Garden. Inspired in part by nature’s forms, Moore created large-scale works of abstract art, twenty of which are displayed throughout the Garden grounds. Guided by an instructor, students will investigate some of these works up close, and then create their own inspired art work.

Sensory Walk
What are the important tools both scientists and students carry with them everywhere they go? Their senses, of course! While traversing different areas of the Botanical Garden, students participate in activities designed to enhance their sensory awareness. Using their eyes, noses, ears, and fingers, they deepen their observational skills and experience different aspects of nature up close. This one hour tour is adaptable for different learning styles and needs.

Wooded Walk
What makes a tree a tree? What are the parts of a tree? What kinds of creatures call trees their home? Discover the answers to these questions and many more as your class explores trees in the Forest. Search for evidence off the many different animals that live in, on, or under trees, and learn some ways to tell one tree from another.

Themed Activity Walks
Explore the wonders of the 250-acre Garden grounds at your own pace. To help structure your visit, download these helpful guides:

• Color Me Autumn SV-600
• Into the Woods SV-601
• Mitsubishi Wild Wetland Trail SV-602
• Flower Mystery SV-603
• Forest Forays SV-605
• Art in the Garden SV- 606