Springtime at a Farm & Forest School is a magical experience where nature becomes the ultimate classroom. As winter’s frost fades, the landscape bursts into life, offering endless opportunities for hands-on learning, exploration, and connection with the natural world.
One of the most exciting aspects of spring is witnessing new life on the farm. Baby chicks peck their way out of eggs, and seedlings push through the rich soil, eager to soak up the sun. Students actively participate in these seasonal changes, caring for animals, planting gardens, and observing the intricate web of life that sustains our ecosystem. They learn responsibility through daily chores like feeding the goats, collecting eggs, and tending to young plants.
Beyond the farm, the surrounding forest awakens with vibrant energy. Buds unfurl into lush green leaves, wildflowers carpet the woodland floor, and birds return from migration, filling the air with song. Children explore trails, build shelters, and study the habits of local wildlife.
Spring’s unpredictable weather provides additional learning experiences. Rain showers offer opportunities to study the water cycle, while muddy puddles become a playground for sensory exploration. On warmer days, students revel in the sun’s warmth, feeling the direct impact of seasonal changes on their environment.
Through experiential learning, children develop a deep appreciation for the interconnectedness of nature. They gain confidence, resilience, and practical skills that will serve them throughout their lives. Springtime at a Farm & Forest School is not just about education—it’s about fostering a lifelong love of nature, sustainability, and curiosity in young minds.
Sequioa’s Treehouse
