Kid’s Hands-On: Flower Dissection at North Haven Gardens

Young scientists are invited to explore the fascinating world inside a flower during this free hands-on science workshop at North Haven Gardens!

Led by guest educator Iman Jones, children will dissect real flowers, learn how pollination works, and discover why pollinators like bees are so important to our environment. Participants will also create their own take-home botanical specimen sheet, just like a real botanist.

This interactive class is designed for curious kids who love science, nature, and hands-on learning.

Event Details

📅 Friday, June 19, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM–11:00 AM
📍 North Haven Gardens
🏠 7700 Northaven Road, Dallas, TX 75230
💲 Free (Registration Required)

What to Expect

🌸 Dissect a real flower
🐝 Learn about pollinators and plant science
🔬 Explore the parts of a flower up close
📋 Create and label a take-home specimen sheet
🌱 Hands-on STEM learning

Good to Know

• Recommended for ages 8–12.
• Space is limited to 24 children.
• Registration is required.
• All supplies are included.
• A parent or adult must accompany each child and remain available during the class.
• Event takes place indoors in North Haven Gardens’ classroom.

Weekend Sprout Tip

This is a great option for kids who enjoy science, nature, gardening, or STEM activities. Since attendance is limited, be sure to register early if your child would like to participate.