

Forest School Enrichment
Our Homeschool Enrichment Program for 1st - 6th grades (kids 7-12) are outdoor interdisciplinary education. The skillfully crafted curriculum ensures your child learns practical life skills combined with real academic knowledge, wilderness awareness, homesteading, and naturalist skills. We incorporate real world experiential learning for holistic education that is rooted firmly in nature connection and community. These are some of our values:

Appreciation for and Connection to Nature
Through unstructured play outdoors, guidance in exploring nature, and enduring the elements, participants gain strength to overcome physical, emotional, and intellectual challenges. They get to feel a sense of pride, belonging, and responsibility to care for nature, wild life, and each other.
Confidence & Teamwork
Through risky play and learning critical thinking skills in a cooperative environment with story-telling, group challenges, as well as self-directed activities and projects. Students are mentored to see their natural gifts, how they can contribute to the team, and feel seen and appreciated. Through practicing conflict resolution, compassionate communication and various social-emotional skill sets, children receive guidance in their interpersonal growth. They are also supported to grow in confidence and leadership skills by taking on real responsibilities on the mini-farm caring for animals and tending the gardens.

Creative Expression
We allow for ample time for children to explore their innate tendencies for creative play! We provide time to explore various musical instruments, art projects, and dance/movement practices to help support your child's natural passions.
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We believe learning through experience and collaboration supports the whole growth of the individual. Our multidisciplinary educational approach allows students to learn & explore distinct subjects from various perspectives.

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Mental, Physical and Emotional Well-being
Through learning about movement and nutrition, developing a quiet mind, and connection with the elements, participants experience reduced stress and anxiety and a stronger desire to spend time outdoors. We will explore various mindfulness practices such as Yoga, Tai Chi, Conscious Dance, and Meditation to help better support the holistic health of our children.