Welcome to our garden school — where the classroom has no ceiling and the curriculum grows from the ground up.
A Day at Eco Wonder Schools
Our days are structured around the rhythms of nature. Morning starts with garden check-in: What's new? What's growing? What needs water?
Children move freely between indoor and outdoor spaces, following their curiosity. You might find one group carefully transplanting seedlings while another builds a stick fort. Some children are at the art table, painting with colors made from berries and flowers.
Our Learning Spaces:
- The Edible Garden — Where children grow and harvest their own food
- The Sensory Path — A barefoot trail through different textures
- The Mud Kitchen — Where culinary creativity meets messy play
- The Observation Station — For documenting discoveries with magnifying glasses and journals
- The Gathering Circle — Where we come together for stories and songs
Each space is intentionally designed to spark curiosity and support development. But the real magic happens when children create their own spaces — building forts, creating shop counters from logs, or designating a special spot as their "thinking place."
This is garden school at its best.