Outdoor learning

Spring is slowly approaching and it’s time to get planning on how you can make enrichment areas outdoors for them to play in. We found the best play areas you can easily create that will have your child happier than can be to get outside and play.

Outdoor learning is a great way to connect with nature and have fun. Forest School activities can incorporate art, craft, science, sensory play, and s

Keep your kids busy with these 10+ fun activities that also make them get some exercise!

Enjoy some screen free time outdside with this Outdoor Learning Activities booklet for kids. From a rock tower challenge to nature painting, kids will love their time in nature. Perfect for teachers and educators.

This Outdoor Alphabet Activity gets your kids outside while also helping them learn their alphabet! It can also be adapted to any skill level.

Outdoor Classrooms provide a place for children to connect to nature. With so many areas where children are told "no" to the diverse ways they want to interact with nature, outdoor classrooms are often a "yes" place. Yes, please dig in the dirt. Yes, please dig with the log pieces. Yes, please climb on these fallen logs. I was introduced to the Nature Explore outdoor classroom concept as we developed a natural playscape at a local nature center. This research based process helped reign in…

We had friends over today to play and eat dinner with us tonight. Four little ones can tear apart a house in no time so I was determined to have them play outside as much as possible. Water play is always a good way to do that. But I thought...

The Out School is designed to explore a new design vocabulary for pre-primary schools. The aesthetics, spatial planning and the architectural detailing is a direct response to the constraints that revolved around this project.

Tips for creating your own outdoor classroom full of ideas for making the most out of your outdoor learning space for preschoolers.

“Doing something like this by yourself would be really hard. Don’t be afraid to reach out and look for those grants and fundraising opportunities. If we wouldn’t have looked for it, had we not been willing to take the risk, we wouldn’t have the opportunity.”