We are jumping into a time machine and bringing you back to frigid February! That’s when our crews visited the Brookside Farm Museum in East Lyme, where Rowan Wilson undertook an ambitious project.

Bringing elementary students outside for math lessons provides a welcome change of pace and a chance for new activities.

Above: Students prepare the soil in raised beds on the west side of the Cole Middle School property. Submitted photo The ...

Chroma Early Learning Academy is excited to announce that registration is now open for our 2025 Summer Camp, Georgia Pre-K Programs, and Summer Transition Programs! Families across the Atlanta metro ...

A new edition of Childhood and Nature: Design Principles for Educators was released in March. The classic treatise on designing meaningful outdoor learning opportunities is written by David Sobel and ...

Spring is in the air at the ExpERIEnce Children’s Museum, and they celebrated by opening their Outdoor Classroom for the ...

The ExpERIEnce Children's Museum is preparing for their next big event which is Dino week, it begins Monday and runs through ...

This month we are highlighting the transition to increased opportunities for outdoor play while continuing the talk of ...

A preschool visit offers the best opportunity to assess how well a program aligns with your child’s needs, temperament, and ...

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) — Construction continues on the outdoor classroom over the wetlands project at Woodrow Wilson High School in Beckley. In coordination with the Piney Creek Watershed Association, Dan ...

Kalapuya High School Principal Stefan Aumack joined us from their outdoor classroom to share how grant dollars help them teach kids about agriculture and help the community!

Another activity has been building an outdoor classroom at Rancho Elementary School on what had been a muddy and underused courtyard. The students are also doing planting and landscaping around ...