Guided mindfulness exercises in the forest, like listening to the sounds of nature or feeling different textures, help children develop sensory awareness and emotional regulation.

Children observe plants, animals, and natural phenomena, then document their findings through drawings and crafts, fostering observation skills and a connection with nature.

Children use natural objects to learn counting, sorting, and basic arithmetic in a hands-on way, grounding abstract concepts in real-world experiences.

Children work together to create large-scale outdoor art installations using natural materials, emphasizing teamwork, artistic expression, and an appreciation for the environment.

Cooking activities in our program provide a delightful hands-on experience where children learn about ingredients, measurement, and basic cooking skills. Through safe, age-appropriate tasks, kids not only explore their senses but also develop fine motor skills, math concepts, and a love for healthy eating. It’s a fun, educational way to introduce them to the joy of preparing and enjoying food.

Children explore different ecosystems like ponds, forests, and meadows, learning about biodiversity, interdependence, and environmental stewardship.

Bubble Fun is one of the favorite activities at our program, where kids get to explore science, creativity, and pure joy through bubbles! Whether they’re making giant bubbles or chasing tiny ones, it’s all about learning and laughter in a fun, hands-on way.

Music Principles at Circle Time is a joyful and research-based experience where children, guided by their natural love of music, explore key musical concepts like rhythm, melody, and harmony. Enhancing language skills, motor coordination, and social-emotional growth.

Activities like gardening, harvesting, or even simple woodworking help children develop coordination, responsibility, and a sense of independence.

Preschoolers analyze and interpret natural art forms such as the patterns in leaves or the shapes of rocks, connecting art with the natural world and developing their critical thinking skills.

Using natural materials like sticks, stones, and leaves, children create their own designs and constructions, encouraging creativity, problem-solving, and fine motor skills.

Children document their learning experiences through photos, drawings, and verbal reflections, fostering a deep sense of ownership and awareness of their learning journey.