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Outdoor Education

Join our hands-on, experiential program for early education learners (ages 3–5) and homeschool students (ages 3–15). Our interactive approach fulfills California standards by introducing age-specific content and developing research skills. Over each 8-week semester, students explore scientific topics via recording observations, evaluating problems, and developing solutions. Classes are grouped by age; winter, spring, and fall sessions offered.

 

 

Outdoor Education

Outdoor Education: Session 1

September 18 - November 6 (8 weeks) ages 3 – 15

Friday, 9:00 AM – Noon with an optional afternoon practicum from 12:30 – 2:00 PM (lunch from noon – 12:30 PM for practicum participants)

Session 1 theme is Interconnected Life: How living things survive, adapt, and thrive

students will explore how all living things are connected to one another and their environments. Through hands-on investigations and real-world examples, they learn how plants, animals, and other organisms meet their basic needs, adapt to changing conditions, and depend on ecosystems to survive. Students will develop an understanding of life cycles, habitats, food webs, and the relationships that help living things thrive while building curiosity, observation skills, and a deeper appreciation for the natural world.

$295/first student

$245/second student

$225/each additional student

Optional practicum: $175/student (all materials included).

Session 1 practicum theme is: Zoo Engineers: Hands-On Solutions for Biodiversity

If a charter school is paying for some or all of your students' fees, you must also REGISTER ONLINE.
Please email purchase orders to Outdoor Ed

Duration 8 weeks
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