Mission

Nature connection

Interconnectedness to each other and our ecological systems.

Multi-sensory science

Using experimentation, hypothesis, and documentation.

Movement

Hiking, running, climbing, rolling downhill, dancing, and other gross motor skills.

Community building and social skills

Entering play, conflict resolution, self-regulation, and social thinking. We also work to nurture close relationships within the group so the children trust their teachers and listen to each other as a community.

Fine motor skills

Building with natural materials, art projects, studying insects, and more!

Language development

We read books every day and use rich language in our teaching.

Diversity and inclusion

We cultivate curiosity and appreciation for other cultures and traditions while building our own.

Confidence through skill-building and independence

We teach benefit-risk analysis in play and exploration. We strongly encouraging autonomy with gear and a child-led interest curriculum.

Tribal Sovereignty in Washington State

"Since Time Immemorial" curriculum is utilized all year (link).

Our Mission

Our mission is to connect children to nature and their community by engaging them in the natural world through exploration and guiding their social-emotional development.

Curriculum