This is a space for all learners, outdoor explorers, creative thinkers, and deep feelers! Our 100% child led homeschool enrichment program encourages autonomy and intrinsic motivation for learning, fosters social emotional growth and resilience and allows kids to be their authentic selves.
Monday through Thursday
Rolling Drop Off 9:30AM to 10:00AM
Rolling Pick Up 2:00PM to 2:30PM
2, 3 & 4 Day Options
Ages 5-12
Outdoor free play and exploration. Nature journaling. Grounding exercises. Hiking. Goat yoga. Gratitude circles. Intuitive learning.
Meaningful socializing. Animal cuddles. Nature walks. Goat hikes. Crafting. Making music. Fort building. Storytelling. Science experiments. Team work exercises. Sledding. Animal care.
Animal tracking. Mud kitchen play. Frog & turtle spotting. Nature art. Sustainability projects. Grounding in nature. Cloud watching. Maple syrup making. Observing life cycle changes.
Offered Weekly
Join us for an engaging Intro to Spanish class designed for young learners to explore the beauty of the Spanish language through play, movement, and hands-on activities! This class introduces foundational vocabulary, simple phrases, and cultural elements in a fun and natural way—no worksheets or drills, just immersive learning.
Mini Series: Mondays in September
Step into the past and explore how farming has evolved over time! In this hands-on class, children will discover the differences between traditional and modern farming practices, gaining a deeper appreciation for where our food comes from and how humans have worked with the land for generations. Mini series ends with field trip to Tully Dairy Farm in Dunstable, MA.
Offered Weekly
Yummy Math is a hands-on, snack-based course that makes math fun and delicious! Designed for different skill levels, this course allows kids to explore mathematical concepts through preparing and enjoying simple snacks. Whether counting crackers, dividing fruit, or measuring ingredients, students will engage in real-world math that they can taste.
Mini Series: Tuesdays in October
“Emotions 101” is a lively, hands-on mini-series designed to help children identify and name a broad range of emotions—many of which even adults sometimes have trouble recognizing! Led by LICSW, through fun activities, stories, and creative expression, children will explore feelings like excitement, frustration, contentment, jealousy, and more. Each session includes playful discussions and engaging projects, such as building a colorful “Feelings Wheel,” which features a wide range of emotions to help kids better express how they feel.
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Our enrollment process ensures that families who share our philosophy of holistic, nature-based learning and social-emotional growth find the right fit within our community.
Step 1: Inquiry & Initial Interest Form
Families begin by filling out an Interest Form on our website or contacting us directly. This form helps us learn about the child’s interests, learning style, and family educational values.
Step 2: Campus Visit & Meet/Greet
After reviewing the Interest Form, we will reach out to schedule a campus tour. This is a time to discuss our outdoor, nature-based approach and program expectations. We get to know the childs learning style, interests, and comfort in outdoor environments. Parents can ask questions to ensure Ground Ed aligns with their educational goals. It is important the child is present during campus tour for both families and educators to assess whether Ground Ed is the right fit.
Step 3: Application Submission & Sibling Priority
Families who wish to enroll can complete the formal application and submit required documents, including emergency contacts, health forms, and waivers. There is a 10% discount for siblings.
Step 4: Enrollment Decision & Commitment
Once applications are reviewed, families receive an acceptance decision. Upon acceptance, families sign an Enrollment Agreement and submit the $100 tuition deposit to secure their child’s spot. We provide families with the Parent Handbook, program schedule, and next steps.
Step 5: Family Orientation (August - TBD)
Families attend a Welcome Orientation before their childs start date to review policies, expectations, and ways to support their learners transition.
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