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Plants: Superstructures or Superfoods?

East Side Branch

Join the Guelph-Wellington Master Gardeners to explore the science of plant structures with this hands-on activity. For primary and junior grades. Please register.

Presented by the Guelph-Wellington Master Gardeners.

Have you ever wondered how plants stand up? How roots stay in the ground? Why flowers and fruits are so colourful? Have you ever eaten a leaf, a flower or a seed? The answers may surprise you! Explore the science of plant structures, and how they help us stay strong and healthy! Includes hands on displays and a craft plus take a seedling home.

  Health and Safety Protocols:

• Do not attend this program if you currently have or recently had a fever, cough, shortness of breath, or are feeling unwell.
• Keep your hands clean. Hand sanitizer will be provided throughout the library and should be used upon entry to this program.

By participating in this program, you acknowledge that you accept and agree to Guelph Public Library’s Code of Conduct.

If you have any questions, please contact Library Programmer Julie Raso at jraso@guelphpl.ca.

Sensory-Friendly Program Kits are available for your child to use during this program with items that are good for all, but essential for some. If your child would benefit from the use of noise cancelling headphones, access to fidget gadgets, or a weighted lap pad to enjoy this program, please feel free to use these materials found in the sensory-friendly kits. After the program, we ask that these items be returned for others to use. A library card is not required to use these items.

Alternative formats are available as per the Accessibility per Ontarians Act by contacting Communications 519-824-6220 extension 239. 

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