Root and Roam Homeschool Nature Program

About Root and Roam Homeschool Nature Program

Root and Roam is a teacher-guided, child-led outdoor homeschool nature program for children ages 6–10. Meeting one day each week on our working homestead, children learn through hands-on experiences in nature while building meaningful connections with the land, animals, and one another. Our program blends academic learning with real-world experiences. Science, math, language arts, history, physical education, and social-emotional learning are not taught as separate subjects, but are naturally woven into our days outdoors. Whether children are observing seasonal changes, caring for animals, conducting experiments, exploring new books, or recording discoveries in their nature journals, learning happens through curiosity, exploration, and direct engagement with the natural world. Each gathering is thoughtfully guided by the teacher while allowing space for children’s questions and interests to lead the way. Through activities like nature journaling, outdoor experiments, research, storytelling, animal care, creative play, and group collaboration, children develop critical thinking, confidence, and a deep appreciation for the world around them. At Root and Roam, we believe that some of the most meaningful learning happens outside the classroom—when children are free to explore, ask questions, get their hands dirty, and discover how the world works firsthand. September 8, 2026- June 8, 2027 9:00 am- 3:00 pm Day: Tuesdays Age Range: 6-10 Drop off program Small Class Size- Limited Spots Cost: $2,500 per child.