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HOMESCHOOL ENRICHMENT
Our Homeschool Enrichment sessions are designed for children aged 5–8 and offer a balance of structure, creativity, and nature-based discovery. Each week includes hands-on learning experiences across science, literacy, the arts, and early numeracy—woven together through meaningful themes and real-world exploration.
These sessions are perfect for homeschool families looking to enrich their learning journey with play-based, project-style activities that spark curiosity and independence.
Parents are welcome to stay or drop off, depending on what works best for your family. The program encourages collaboration, problem-solving, and confidence-building in a relaxed, supportive environment where kids can be themselves, connect with others, and learn in a way that feels natural.
STORY TIME
NATURE WALK
EXPLORATION
WHAT TO EXPECT
NUMERACY
Children develop foundational math skills through hands-on activities like counting, sorting, pattern recognition, and simple arithmetic. These activities foster a strong understanding of numbers and mathematical concepts.
LITERACY
Our literacy stations focus on developing reading, writing, and storytelling skills. Children engage in activities that support language development, vocabulary building, and early literacy.
SCIENCE
In the science stations, children explore the natural world through experiments, observations, and inquiry-based activities. These experiences encourage curiosity and a deeper understanding of natural processes.
ARTS & CRAFTS
Arts and crafts activities provide creative expression through natural materials, art techniques, and imaginative projects. Children develop fine motor skills and creativity while exploring visual arts and design.
SOCIAL SKILLS
Social skills are nurtured through group activities that encourage cooperation, communication, and teamwork. Children learn to work together, solve conflicts, and develop positive social interactions.
SENSORY EXPERIENCES
Sensory play engages children’s senses through tactile, visual, auditory, and sometimes even taste-based activities. These experiences promote sensory development and enhance fine motor skills.