COMMUNITY PROGRAMS

Biology and Butterflies offers small-group programs through schools, parks, and hosted community spaces.

Browse upcoming sessions below or learn more about how our programs work.

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Children in colorful clothing and blue slip-on shoes holding small zebra-striped caterpillars while wearing gray gloves, viewed from above.
A child's hands holding various colorful caterpillars and larvae, with additional caterpillar and insect stickers on the table below.
A young boy coloring a flower drawing at a table in a classroom, with a real flower placed on the table beside him.
Children collecting caterpillars and leaves on a plant in an outdoor setting.
Multiple caterpillars on a person's hand, with green and black striped patterns
Close-up of a butterfly perched on a finger, showing detailed wings and antennae.
A butterfly on a yellow flower with a bee nearby.
Children looking through greenery at a caterpillar on a plant stem.

How our program works

  • We offer community programs in three settings:

    • School Programs – held during the school day for enrolled students

    • Park Programs – open to families at local parks

    • Neighborhood Host Programs – hosted by a family for their own invited group

    Each option offers the same meaningful experience, just in different locations.

  • Children participate in a calm, hands-on nature experience where they:

    • Observe live butterfly life stages

    • Learn about plants, pollinators, and ecosystems

    • Ask questions and explore curiosity

    • Engage in movement-based learning games connected to the theme

    • Build respect for living things and the natural world

    Our goal is not to overstimulate, but to help children slow down, notice, and connect.

    • School programs: 45-minute sessions

    • Park and community programs: 60-minute sessions

    • Programs run for one week, allowing children to build familiarity and connection over time

  • If we are not currently visiting your child’s school or hosting a park program in your area, families can choose to become a Neighborhood Host.

    A Neighborhood Host gathers a small group of friends and family to participate in a one-week Biology & Butterflies program held in a private backyard or agreed-upon space.

    This option is ideal for families who want a more personal experience and for children who thrive in smaller group settings.

    Neighborhood Host Inquiry