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Laila Rodriguez

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Workshops at the Botanical Gardens

The Botanical Gardens in summer

Geneva, Switzerland – It is Wednesday and workshop time at the Botanical Gardens! This means there’s more for your kids to do on Wednesdays in Geneva. Children aged 8 to 11 are welcome to the “green workshops” which includes building a bird house, setting up a herbarium and other mineral- and animal-kingdom related activities.

Children are taught and monitored by volunteer senior citizens making this an invaluable cross-generational experience for all involved.

Workshops are usually CHF12 – that is cheaper than the movies! Registration is now open. Go green kids!

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Posted by :: Laila Rodriguez on 10 March 2010 at 9:59 | permalink

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GenevaLunch, 10 March 2010.

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