Thank you again for all your help!”Īlison K, Rafael Hernandez After School Program teacher, Roxbury, MA 2. “I just wanted to say that we had an amazing time-the first-graders loved the color and texture hunts, and it was so wonderful to see them so excited about nature and being outside. Balls, frisbees, and other sports equipment are not allowed.
Walking in plant beds or mulched areas is not allowed.Students may collect plant material that has fallen to the ground. Students may gently touch plant parts to feel texture and smell scents. To preserve the health and beauty of the trees, students may not pick, pull, or climb on the trees.Respect the trees and the many other visitors who are learning here.Please review our COVID-19 safety guidelines. The Visitor Center is open every day except Wednesdays from 10am–4pm. The Hunnewell Building at 125 Arborway is open 9am–4pm daily. If you teach in the City of Boston, you may qualify for a bus funding grant to receive free transportation to and from the Arnold Arboretum. Whether you are a teacher looking to bring your class on a field trip, or a parent interested in learning opportunities for your children, the Arboretum is an ideal site for self-guided exploration. The Arnold Arboretum is a living laboratory for science learning, as well as a place of quiet reflection for art and writing projects. All self-guided groups must register before coming to the Arboretum.
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