Curiosity growsin the wild.
Hands-on science and nature for homeschool families across Hood County.
First Fridays- September through May
10am–2pmfull day- A half-day option for ages 5 to 7
Ages 5+through high school- Learning in age-based groups
$25new-student fee- Returning students pay no new fee
Nature is the classroom.
Local experts lead outdoor presentations and activities for ages 5 through high school. All families are welcome.
Move, make, notice, repeat.
Each month brings a new topic and the same familiar schedule.
- Welcome game
- A group activity starts the day.
- Morning learning rotations
- Small groups explore outdoor stations led by local experts.
- Picnic lunch
- Families regroup outdoors and enjoy the lunches they bring.
- Afternoon field session
- Older learners complete one more rotation before 2 pm.
Find the right program for your family.
Choose the half-day enrichment program or full-day field learning.
- Enrichment Program
- Ages 5 to 7, 10 am to noon. Stories, art, games, and nature activities near the farmhouse. Families may stay for the picnic.
- Full-day field learning
- Ages 8 through high school, 10 am to 2 pm. Outdoor learning stations led by local educators.
Ask about the next opening.
Email the homeschool team about openings and waitlists.
Good questions.
What does the $25 fee cover?
The one-time fee covers program supplies. Returning students do not pay it again.
Can siblings stay together?
Yes. Children may stay with siblings or join an age group.
What should we bring?
Pack a picnic lunch, refillable water, closed-toed shoes, weather-ready layers, sun protection, and insect repellent.
Can younger students stay after noon?
Yes. Enrichment families may stay for the picnic. Younger children may also remain with an older sibling.