Historic London Town & Gardens
Visit a "lost" colonial town and garden sanctuary on the South River
Historic London Town & Gardens
Homeschool Programs
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During the school season, we offer unique homeschool programs that provide hands-on learning experiences in colonial history and science in the gardens for homeschooled children ages 6-12.
Pre-registration is required for all homeschool programs. Register online or call 410-222-1919 to reserve your spot. All registration fees are non-refundable.
For more information, contact us at 410-222-1919 x200 or by email.
To ensure the safety of participants and staff, we have made changes to our traditional homeschool programming. You can read our updated polices here.
SOLD OUT!
Water, Water, Everywhere!
Wednesday, June 14, 2023
10am -11:30am
With the temperatures climbing, this month we'll cool down by learning all about water! Students will perform experiments on density, currents, and tsunamis and learn about the plants and animals that call our local waters home.
$8 for members
$10.50 for non-members
Pre-registration is required.
Jacob & Sall
(Adults)
Wednesday, July 19, 2023
10:00-11:30
$5 for adults with an enrolled child,
$8 for adults without an enrolled child
This program is intended for homeschooling parents/guardians/teachers, ages 18+. Due to the sensitive nature of the content, no children will be allowed to attend this session.
Slavery is a terrible part of American history, and one that can be difficult to teach. In this adult education class, we'll cover the reality of slavery in London Town and Colonial Maryland and explore how best to teach it to your kids - honestly, respectfully, and age-appropriately.
This class will take place while the children are also learning about slavery at London Town so you can carry on the conversation and be prepared for any questions they might have following the program.
Jacob & Sall
(Ages 6-9)
Wednesday, July 19, 2023
10:00-11:30
$8 for members (become one today!)
$10.50 for non-members
This program is designed for children ages 6-9.
This month we'll learn more about the lives of Jacob & Sall, two children who were enslaved by William Brown in London Town.
We will cover slavery in an informed and age-appropriate way: students will learn about games Jacob & Sall played, foods they ate, and work they did when they lived in London Town in the 1760s.
Pre-registration is required.
Why Is It So Hot?
Wednesday, August 9, 2023
10:00-11:30
$8 for members,
$10.50 for non-members
The dog days of summer are upon us and we can't help but wonder, why is it so hot?? This month, we'll explore the adaptations used by plants and animals to stay cool, and discover how scientists study ancient climates.
Jacob & Sall
(Ages 10-12)
Wednesday, July 19, 2023
10:00-11:30
$8 for members (become one today!)
$10.50 for non-members
This program is designed for children ages 10-12. Younger students may not be aged up.
This month we'll learn more about the lives of Jacob & Sall, two children who were enslaved by William Brown in London Town. We will cover slavery in an informed and age-appropriate way: students will discuss the economics of the triangular trade, the ways in which African and African-American culture shaped broader American culture, and the forms of resistance enacted by enslaved people via the lives of Jacob and Sall in the 1760s.