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Forest Fridays: Where Adventure Begins
Forest Fridays: Where Adventure Begins
Ages 6+
Science comes alive in our homeschool science & wilderness program. Experienced mentors provide relevant field studies and hands-on experiences using curriculum developed by licensed educators. Each week students will focus on a natural science topic and a wilderness topic such as knots & ropes, shelter, fire, woodcraft, orienteering, or nature journaling. Students meet each week with the same group of students allowing them to build meaningful relationships with peers.
2025-2026
FALL SESSION
FALL SESSION
Week 1: Opening Celebration
Week 2: Tree & Plant Identification
Week 3: Frog & Stream Exploration
Week 4: Animal Communities
Week 5: Minibeasts
Week 6: Wetland Birds & Migration
Week 7: Fall Seasonal Activity
Week 8: Lantern Creation
Week 9: Fire Building Rotation
Week 10: Moss/Lichen
WINTER SESSION
WINTER SESSION
Week 1: Learning from our Elders
Week 2: Winter Hibernation
Week 3: Christmas Celebration
Week 4: Snowshoeing & Orienteering
Week 5: Evergreen Trees
Week 6: Tracks & Scat
Week 7: Wilderness Medicine & First Aid
Week 8: Snow Shelters
Week 9: Snow Science
Week 10: Stone Soup Rotation
SPRING SESSION
SPRING SESSION
Week 1: Outdoor cooking Rotation
Week 2: Spring in the Forest
Week 3: Bird Language
Week 4: Mud Day
Week 5: Earth Day Celebration
Week 6: Spring in the Wetlands
Week 7: Pollinators & Spring Plants
Week 8: Spring Animals
Week 9: Beavers, Fish & Water
Week 10: Closing Celebration
Class Options
Junior Rangers
Junior Rangers
Ages 6 - 7
In this play-based class, students will engage with nature in an authentic manner which develops confidence, creativity, wonder, empathy, and natural curiosity. They will explore science concepts, survival skills, and bushcraft.
Mentor: Rachel Cox
Explorers
Explorers
Ages 8 - 9
Students will begin learning how to conduct meaningful field studies and how to learn about the natural world through observation and curiosity. They will conduct science field studies and learn survival and bushcraft skills.
Mentor: TBD
Trailblazers
Trailblazers
Ages 10-12
Students will deepen their field study experiences and continue to learn through observation and curiosity. They will conduct field studies and have opportunity to learn more advanced survival and bushcraft skills.
Mentor: Christina McDowell
Tuition
Tuition
Yearly Tuition is $975 with a non-refundable registration fee of $50.
Individual Session tuition is $355 with a non-refundable registration fee of $50.
(We are an approved vendor for OpenEd, Harmony, Carson Smith and Utah Fits All Scholarship.)
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