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Wild Wonder
Wonder Walks
Wonder Walks
Wild Wonder is a nature-based learning experience for ages 3 to 8, though all ages are welcome. We aim to inspire learners with wonder and curiosity by exploring the natural world. Each week we'll visit a local nature spot to discover the wonders it has to offer. We'll read a poem on our topic of the week, take a short nature walk, and e
Wild Wonder is a nature-based learning experience for ages 3 to 8, though all ages are welcome. We aim to inspire learners with wonder and curiosity by exploring the natural world. Each week we'll visit a local nature spot to discover the wonders it has to offer. We'll read a poem on our topic of the week, take a short nature walk, and end the day with a story. Some days will feature a craft to accompany the lesson. The curriculum focuses on a variety of topics, including habitat exploration, creature features, elements of nature, and plant studies.
Wonder Walks
Wonder Walks
Wonder Walks
Designed specifically for curious minds and boundless energy, Wonder Walks encourages toddlers to explore the wonders of nature. Our program promotes early learning and social development, fostering a love for nature through engaging activities and interactive storytelling. Young explorers will develop their curiosity, sensory skills, an
Designed specifically for curious minds and boundless energy, Wonder Walks encourages toddlers to explore the wonders of nature. Our program promotes early learning and social development, fostering a love for nature through engaging activities and interactive storytelling. Young explorers will develop their curiosity, sensory skills, and physical coordination as we embark on a child-paced walk through the natural world. Each week, we will read a short book and then explore our surroundings together. Come wonder with us!
Why Wonder?
Wonder Walks
Why Wonder?
Did you know when you wonder you're learning?
-Mister Rogers
Curiosity and child-led learning are at the heart of this program. We want to inspire awe and curiosity by introducing learners to the beauty and complexity of nature, while giving them freedom to explore their own interests.