BOTANY

Explore the wondrous world of plants with Eileen Chevalier’s Typewriter Aalphabet Botany Curriculum.

Eileen created the Typewriter Aalphabet and Botany Curriculum to delight, educate, and inspire. Each illustration was hand drawn from flowers that Eileen sliced open, documenting their hidden beauty and complexity.

Based on her original 26 sectioned flower drawings, the products combine art and science with genuine inquiry.

The Botany Book and Color + Label book will be released in June.

Stay tuned for the Teacher Guide and Workbook. In the meantime, you can watch lesson and dissection videos on YouTube. Enjoy!

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The Botany Curriculum

Eileen Chevalier’s Typewriter Aalphabet Botany Curriculum is an exploration of botany - both the natural world and human attempts to categorize and conceptualize it. Just as life is a beautiful, complex playground in which to explore, the Botany Curriculum emphasizes the rich diversity of nature and our inadequate attempts to quantify it. 


Learning happens when we physically and intellectually engage with material in challenging ways that facilitate connections and trust in our own ability to discover and make sense of the world around us. Most questions do not have simple answers. The questions presented in this workbook are crafted to develop logical thinking skills and creative problem solving while effectively teaching botanical concepts.. The activities provide opportunities for tangible interactions with plants and categorization systems. 

The Botany Curriculum is not just about plants. It is for the development of human potential. This Workbook provides a space to record that journey for reflection and assessment.

About Eileen Chevalier

Eileen Chevalier is a designer, educator, and author. She loves to uncover the hidden things, ask questions that deserve decades of delving into, and encountering new people, places, foods, and ideas. She values creativity over conformity, challenge over predictability, and freedom over perfection.

Eileen is–and will continue to be–a work in progress.

Eileen created the Typewriter Aalphabet and Botany Curriculum to delight, educate, and inspire. Each illustration was hand drawn from flowers that Eileen sliced open, documenting their hidden beauty and complexity.

Eileen holds a BAD (Bach. of Art & Design) and MAD (Master of Art & Design). In addition to creating gesamtkunstwerk art exhibits, she has eighteen years of teaching experience that span a wide variety of ages and subjects.