Youth Outdoor Nature Programs (ages 2-6) Fayetteville, AR
Youth Outdoor Nature Programs (ages 2-6) Fayetteville, AR
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Our programs share a simple vision: to introduce students to the fundamentals of nature and science through self-led play and developmentally-appropriate, hands-on instruction. Each week, children will immerse themselves in the outdoors, learning about different plants, animals, insects, and local ecosystems through interactive games, activities, and genuine nature exploration. Our goal is for every child to feel excited, comfortable, and safe while spending time exploring and learning about the world around them. We aim to nurture a respectful relationship with the natural world that they can carry with them as they learn and grow.
What to Expect
What to Expect
Each week will focus on a different theme while encouraging students to be curious and develop their own interests through exploration and discovery.
Flowers and Seeds
Leaves and Trees
The Forest Floor
Water Critters
Flying Animals
Ground Animals
Flipping Rocks
Beneath our Feet
In the Sprouts program, we lay the foundation for a lifelong love of nature. We focus on simple, engaging games and easy-to-follow activities to introduce basic plant and animal identification. These sessions are designed to be fun, and will help your children confidently learn the core elements of the world around them. To enhance the learning experience, we strongly encourage parents to be directly involved in the program.
The Saplings program builds on students' previous learning, deepening their connection to nature. Each class incorporates activities and lessons that lead into a guided nature walk. During the walk, children actively explore their surroundings and learn about the fascinating plants, animals, and natural features we discover along the way, offering a hands-on adventure to solidify their knowledge.
The Trailblazers program marks a leap forward, featuring more in-depth instruction and information in natural sciences. Activities are designed for student independence, eliminating the need for parental assistance while fostering teamwork and actively promoting critical thinking. Children will engage in advanced explorations that deepen their understanding of the natural world.
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