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Connecting with nature is essential to child development, sparking creativity and imagination, and there is much to explore during winter. Join a Pittsburgh Botanic Garden educator to examine a different theme each week, from evergreen trees to winter birds. Each visit will include time outdoors in the Garden’s different habitats, a story reading, craft and time for free play.
Speakers
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Gina WalterEducation Manager
Gina Walter is the Garden’s Education Manager and has a background in landscape architecture and horticultural therapy. Gina loves showing children the wonders of nature. In her free time, Gina enjoys caring for her indoor plants and exploring outside with her dog.
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Sarah LevinthalYouth Educator
Sarah Levinthal is a Pennsylvania Master Naturalist with an education background. She has been leading camps, field trips and preschool programs at the Garden for over a year. Outside of teaching, she loves hiking and spending time with her three children.
Connecting with nature is essential to child development, sparking creativity and imagination, and there is much to explore during winter. Join a Pittsburgh Botanic Garden educator to examine a different theme each week, from evergreen trees to winter birds. Each visit will include time outdoors in the Garden’s different habitats, a story reading, craft and time for free play.
Speakers
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Gina WalterEducation Manager
Gina Walter is the Garden’s Education Manager and has a background in landscape architecture and horticultural therapy. Gina loves showing children the wonders of nature. In her free time, Gina enjoys caring for her indoor plants and exploring outside with her dog.
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Sarah LevinthalYouth Educator
Sarah Levinthal is a Pennsylvania Master Naturalist with an education background. She has been leading camps, field trips and preschool programs at the Garden for over a year. Outside of teaching, she loves hiking and spending time with her three children.
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